英语词汇“gladness”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

gladglad1 /glæd/ ●●● S2 W2 adjective [no comparative]

ETYMOLOGYglad¹

Origin: Old English glæd bright, shining, happy

COLLOCATIONS► glad to see/hear etc.

I’m glad to hear that you’re feeling better.

► I’d be glad to

“Can you give me a hand?” “Sure, I’d be glad to.”

THESAURUSfeeling good► happy

having feelings of pleasure, often because something good has happened to you: Kennedy is a very happy baby. You look a lot happier today.

► glad

happy about a situation or something that has happened: I’m so glad you were able to come.

► cheerful

happy, and showing this in your face or in the way you behave: She woke up feeling cheerful, and started singing as she got dressed.

► content

happy and satisfied: My life isn’t all that exciting, but I’m content.

► pleased

happy and satisfied with a particular event or situation: Her parents were pleased that she had done so well.

► delighted/thrilled/overjoyed

extremely happy because something good has happened: We were delighted when she had a baby girl.

► ecstatic

extremely happy and excited: When he heard he’d gotten the job, he was ecstatic.

► elated/euphoric

formal extremely happy and excited: Ron was elated to hear that his wife was pregnant.

► jubilant

formal extremely happy and pleased because you have been successful: After the game, a jubilant crowd celebrated the win.

1[not before noun] happy or satisfied about something SYN pleased: glad (that) We’re really glad that you could come tonight.glad to do something I’m glad to be home.glad to see/hear etc. I’m glad to hear that you’re feeling better.glad when We’ll be glad when this is all over.glad for/about He’s glad for the opportunity to practice his English.► see thesaurus at happy2be glad to do something to be willing to do something: We’d be glad to send you any information you need. “Can you give me a hand?” “Sure, I’d be glad to.”3be glad of something old-fashioned to be grateful for something: It was cold, and she was glad of her coat.4making people feel happy: It was a glad day for everyone.5glad tidings old-fashioned or biblical good news [Origin: Old English glæd bright, shining, happy] → see also glad-hand, gladly—gladness noun [uncountable]

单词	gladness
释义	gladglad1 /glæd/ ●●● S2 W2 adjective [no comparative] Etymology ETYMOLOGYglad¹ Origin: Old English glæd bright, shining, happy Collocations COLLOCATIONS► glad to see/hear etc. I’m glad to hear that you’re feeling better. ► I’d be glad to “Can you give me a hand?” “Sure, I’d be glad to.” Thesaurus THESAURUSfeeling good► happy having feelings of pleasure, often because something good has happened to you: Kennedy is a very happy baby. You look a lot happier today. ► glad happy about a situation or something that has happened: I’m so glad you were able to come. ► cheerful happy, and showing this in your face or in the way you behave: She woke up feeling cheerful, and started singing as she got dressed. ► content happy and satisfied: My life isn’t all that exciting, but I’m content. ► pleased happy and satisfied with a particular event or situation: Her parents were pleased that she had done so well. ► delighted/thrilled/overjoyed extremely happy because something good has happened: We were delighted when she had a baby girl. ► ecstatic extremely happy and excited: When he heard he’d gotten the job, he was ecstatic. ► elated/euphoric formal extremely happy and excited: Ron was elated to hear that his wife was pregnant. ► jubilant formal extremely happy and pleased because you have been successful: After the game, a jubilant crowd celebrated the win. 1[not before noun] happy or satisfied about something SYN pleased: glad (that) We’re really glad that you could come tonight.glad to do something I’m glad to be home.glad to see/hear etc. I’m glad to hear that you’re feeling better.glad when We’ll be glad when this is all over.glad for/about He’s glad for the opportunity to practice his English.► see thesaurus at happy2be glad to do something to be willing to do something: We’d be glad to send you any information you need. “Can you give me a hand?” “Sure, I’d be glad to.”3be glad of something old-fashioned to be grateful for something: It was cold, and she was glad of her coat.4making people feel happy: It was a glad day for everyone.5glad tidings old-fashioned or biblical good news [Origin: Old English glæd bright, shining, happy] → see also glad-hand, gladly—gladness noun [uncountable]
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