thrill

UK
/θrɪl/
US
/θrɪl/
thrillnoun
thrills
pl
UK
/θrɪl/
US
/θrɪl/
Translations
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.
Definitions
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
thrilled
Past Simple
thrilled
Past Participle
thrilling
Gerund
UK
/θrɪl/
US
/θrɪl/
Translations
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.
Definitions
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
Occurring attributively before another noun, denoting something designed to excite or cause thrills.
Translations
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
Designed to excite; causing thrills (used attributively before another noun).
The park boasts several thrill rides that attract adventure seekers.