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thrilled (B2)

カタカナ: スリルド

IPA: /θrɪld/

Feeling or showing extreme excitement and pleasure, often because of good news or a special event.

意味: 良い知らせや特別な出来事に対して、非常に興奮し、喜びを感じている状態。

He was thrilled with the results of the exam. — He was thrilled with the results of the exam.
They were thrilled to bits when their team won the championship. — They were thrilled to bits when their team won the championship.
I'm so thrilled that you could make it to my party! — I'm so thrilled that you could make it to my party!

Japanese translations of Thrilled:

thrilled about (prepositional phrase): Excited and pleased concerning a specific event or situation. — "I'm thrilled about starting my new job next week."
thrilled with (prepositional phrase): Feeling extreme pleasure or satisfaction regarding something received or experienced. — "She was thrilled with her birthday present."
thrilled to bits (idiom): Extremely happy and excited. — "The children were thrilled to bits when they saw the snow."