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thrill

UK
/θrɪl/
US
/θrɪl/

Translations

thrillnoun
thrills
pl
UK
/θrɪl/
US
/θrɪl/
frissonSensation soudaine d’excitation ou de plaisir; par extension, ce qui provoque cette sensation.
The thrill of winning the race was indescribable.
Le frisson de remporter la course était indescriptible.
Synonyms
joy
elation
delight
stimulation
rush
frenzy
ecstasy
excitement
thrillverb
thrilled
Past Simple
thrilled
Past Participle
thrilling
Gerund
UK
/θrɪl/
US
/θrɪl/
faire frissonnerSens causatif : provoquer une vive excitation ou un grand plaisir.
The roller coaster ride thrilled the children.
Le manège à sensations fortes a fait frissonner les enfants.
frissonnerSens intransitif : éprouver une vive excitation ou un grand plaisir.
She thrilled at the thought of traveling to a new country.
Elle a frissonné à l’idée de سفرer dans un nouveau pays.
Synonyms
energize
electrify
transport
invigorate
stimulate
delight
elate
excite
thrilladjective
Occurring attributively before another noun, denoting something designed to excite or cause thrills.
à sensations fortesEmployé de façon attributive devant un nom.
The park boasts several thrill rides that attract adventure seekers.
Le parc propose plusieurs attractions à sensations fortes qui attirent les amateurs d’aventure.

Definitions

thrillnoun
A sudden feeling of excitement and pleasure.
The thrill of winning the race was indescribable.
A situation or experience that causes excitement.
The roller coaster ride was a thrill for everyone.
thrillverb
To cause someone to feel a sudden intense excitement or pleasure.
The roller coaster ride thrilled the children.
To feel a sudden intense excitement or pleasure.
She thrilled at the thought of traveling to a new country.
thrilladjective
Designed to excite; causing thrills (used attributively before another noun).
The park boasts several thrill rides that attract adventure seekers.
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