thrill

• Substantivo que designa uma sensação súbita e intensa de excitação, prazer ou medo, geralmente provocada por um evento ou experiência específica.

A noun referring to a sudden, intense feeling of excitement, pleasure, or fear, often triggered by a specific event or experience.

1. Sudden emotional rushB1formal

   A quick, intense release of emotional energy or excitement.

   Onda de emoção

   • The roller coaster gave her a sudden thrill.
   • He felt a thrill of excitement when he won the prize.
   • The news sent a thrill through the crowd.

   Sinônimosbuzzchargeexcitementfrissonkickrushsurgetingle

2. Pleasurable fearB1informal

   A feeling of excitement that is almost enjoyable, often mixed with a slight sense of fear.

   Frio na barriga

   • She loves the thrill of watching horror movies.
   • The bungee jump gave him an almost pleasurable thrill.
   • There's a certain thrill in facing your fears.

   Sinônimosbuzzfrissonkickrushshivertingle

3. Source of intense sensationB2formal

   An event or experience that causes a sudden, powerful feeling or sensation.

   Fonte de sensações intensas

   • The concert was a real thrill for the fans.
   • Skydiving is a thrill that many people seek.
   • Meeting her favorite author was a huge thrill.

   Sinônimoschargeexcitementhighjoltkickrushstimulation

• Verbo usado para indicar a ação de causar em alguém uma sensação súbita e intensa de emoção, prazer ou medo; também pode significar sentir essa emoção intensa.

A verb used to express the act of causing someone to feel a sudden intense sensation of excitement, pleasure, or fear.

1. Cause excitement or pleasureB2formal

   To cause someone to feel a sudden intense sensation of excitement or pleasure, often through a sensory experience.

   Causar emoção

   • The roller coaster ride thrilled the children.
   • The live performance thrilled the entire audience.
   • The unexpected news thrilled her to the core.

   Sinônimosarousedelightelateelectrifyenraptureexciteintoxicatestimulate

   Antônimosboredulltireweary

2. Feel sudden intense emotionB2formal

   To experience a sudden, strong feeling of excitement, joy, or fear.

   Sentir arrepio

   • She thrilled at the sound of his voice.
   • He thrilled with excitement as he crossed the finish line.
   • The crowd thrilled with anticipation before the announcement.

   Sinônimosquivershiverthrobtingletremble

3. Tremble convulsivelyC1formal

   To shake or tremble involuntarily, as from fear, excitement, or cold.

   Tremer

   • He thrilled with fear as the storm approached.
   • Her body thrilled with a sudden chill.
   • The dog thrilled with excitement when its owner returned.

   Sinônimosquivershivershuddertremble

4. Fill with sublime emotionC1formal

   To fill someone with a deep, uplifting, or transcendent emotional experience.

   Emocionar profundamente

   • The majestic mountains thrilled the hikers with awe.
   • The symphony thrilled the audience with its beauty.
   • The spiritual ceremony thrilled the participants with a sense of peace.

   Sinônimoselateelectrifyenraptureexhilarateinspirestiruplift

   Antônimosboredisgustrepel