hilarity
英 [hɪˈlær.ə.ti]
美 [hɪˈler.ə.t̬i]
将“hilarity”分解为“hili”和“arity”。记住“hili”像是一个高兴的小孩跳来跳去,而“arity”表示性质或状态。将这两个部分结合起来,想象一个小孩非常高兴,跳得又高又快,形成了“hilarity”这种快乐的疯狂状态。
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hilarity 欢闹,狂欢来自拉丁语hilaris,欢乐的,愉悦的,词源同Hillary,solace,console.
- hilarity (n.)
- mid-15c., from Latin hilaritatem (nominative hilaritas) "cheerfulness, gaiety, merriment," from hilaris "cheerful, gay," from Greek hilaros "cheerful, gay, merry, joyous," related to hilaos "graceful, kindly." In ancient Rome, Hilaria (neuter plural of hilaris) were a class of holidays, times of pomp and rejoicing; there were public ones in honor of Cybele at the spring equinoxes as well as private ones on the day of a marriage or a son's birth.
- 1. The announcement was greeted with much hilarity and mirth.
- 这一项宣布引起了热烈的欢呼声.
- 2. The hilarity at the association's expense burst all bounds, now.
- 拿协会开玩笑, 此时已漫无限度.
- 3. By midnight the hilarity had increased.
- 天已经到了午夜时分,人们的狂欢劲仍然有增无减.
- 4. The company doubled up with hilarity.
- 大伙儿乐得弯下腰来.
- 5. Wine gives not light hilarity, but noisy merriment.
- 酒不给人以轻松的欢乐, 而给人以嚣嚷的狂欢.