Pronunciation: /θrɪld/
verb past tense of the verb 'thrill', which means to cause someone to feel excited or happy
A1 I am thrilled to meet you.
A2 She was thrilled to receive the award.
B1 The team was thrilled with their victory.
B2 I was thrilled to be chosen for the job.
C1 The audience was thrilled by the performance.
C2 He was thrilled beyond words when he got the promotion.
adjective a feeling of great excitement or happiness
A1 I am thrilled to meet you.
A2 She was thrilled with the surprise party.
B1 The team was thrilled to win the championship.
B2 I was thrilled to be offered the job.
C1 The actress was thrilled to receive an award for her performance.
C2 He was thrilled beyond words when he found out he was accepted into his dream college.
formal The board members were thrilled with the company's financial performance this quarter.
informal I was thrilled to hear that you got the job!
slang I was totally thrilled when I found out we were going to the concert.
figurative She was thrilled to finally spread her wings and start her own business.
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