vt.

1. 使兴奋，使激动
   He was thrilled by her conversation.

   她的谈话使他很激动。

2. 使紧张；使毛骨悚然
   She was thrilled with terror when she saw the scene of the murder.

   她看到凶杀现场时，吓得毛骨悚然。

3. 使颤动；使颤抖
   The earthquake thrilled the land.

   地震使大地颤动。

vi.

1. 感到兴奋，感到激动[（+at/to）]
   She thrilled at the invitation.

   她收到邀请时很激动。

2. 感到紧张，感到毛骨悚然[（+at/to）]
   She thrilled with horror.

   她恐惧万分。

3. 颤动；颤抖
   Her voice thrilled with joy.

   她高兴得声音颤抖。

n.[C]

1. 兴奋，激动；恐怖
   He felt a thrill when he got into the theater.

   他一进剧院就很激动。

2. 颤动；颤抖
3. 引起激动的事物
   She whiled away the afternoon reading cheap thrills.

   她看廉价的惊险小说消磨了一个下午。

   Meeting the President was a great thrill.

   会见总统是一件令人兴奋不已的事情。

n.

1. a sudden feeling of excitement and pleasure.
   ▸an experience that produces such a feeling.
   ▸a wave or nervous tremor of emotion or sensation.
2. Medicine  a vibratory movement or resonance felt by placing a hand on the body.
   ▸archaic a throb or pulsation.

v.

1. have or cause to have a thrill.
2. (of an emotion or sensation) pass with a nervous tremor.
   ▸quiver or tremble.