exultant in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for exultant in the English»Spanish Dictionary

exultant [Am ɪɡˈzəltnt, Brit ɪɡˈzʌltənt, ɛkˈzʌltənt] ADJ form

exultant person/crowd

jubiloso

exultant person/crowd

exultante (de alegría) form

exultant cry/shout

de júbilo

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exultant in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for exultant in the English»Spanish Dictionary

exultant [ɪgˈzʌltənt] ADJ form

exultant

regocijado, -a

exultant

exultante

exultant shout

grito m de júbilo

exultant Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

exultant shout

grito m de júbilo

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

It is moody and twilit even when it's exultant or carnal.

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The expression of horror on her face is gradually modulated through the entire scale of feelings from hesitant doubt, anxious hope and cautious joy, right through to exultant happiness.

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Sanders and frank were at once exultant and overwhelmed.

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Human protagonists, however, are exultant with victory.

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And the relief is, like anyone who has experienced a goal or a try or a point from behind the sticks, joyous and exultant.

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An exultant, spontaneous round of applause as the funeral cortege arrived at the church.

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We are all of us exultant and unrepentant whigs.

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The candy-coated crispy duck was not bad at all, and a simple grilled chicken with rice was surprisingly exultant.

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I imagined we'd be exultant when the last load went out, but we were completely flat.

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The sheer calligraphy is exultant, as hands snap and bare feet whiffle through the air like the action of quill upon string inside the harpsichord.

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