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A n1 ( sensation) frisson m, frémissement m ; a thrill of pleasure un frisson de plaisir ; to feel ou experience a thrill (of joy) frissonner (de joie) ;2 ( pleasure) plaisir m (of doing de faire) ; it was a thrill to meet her cela a été un grand plaisir de la rencontrer ; to get a thrill ou one's thrills se donner des sensations fortes (from ou out of doing en faisant) ; his victory gave me a thrill sa victoire m'a vraiment fait plaisir ; what a thrill! quelle émotion!B vtr ( with joy) transporter [qn] de joie ; ( with admiration) transporter [qn] d'admiration [person, audience] ; passionner [readers, viewers].C vi frissonner (at, to à).D thrilled pp adj ravi, enchanté (with de ; to do de faire ; that que (+ subj) ; thrilled to do ravi de faire ; thrilled that ravi que (+ subj) ; thrilled with enchanté de.the thrills and spills of sth les sensations fortes que procure qch ; to be thrilled to bits ○ être absolument ravi, être aux anges ; thrilled to bits ○ with sth absolument enchanté de qch. -
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thrill [θrɪl]1 noun(feeling of excitement) frisson m; (exciting experience, event) sensation f, (vive) émotion f;∎ he felt a thrill of anticipation un délicieux frisson le parcourut à l'idée du plaisir qui l'attendait;∎ it was a real thrill to meet the president j'ai ressenti une grande émotion à rencontrer le président;∎ the film gave the audience plenty of thrills le film a procuré aux spectateurs beaucoup de sensations fortes;∎ the touch of his hand sent a thrill through her le contact de sa main la fit frissonner de plaisir;∎ he gets a thrill out of gambling/driving fast le jeu/la vitesse lui procure des sensations fortes;∎ he gets a thrill out of humiliating people il éprouve du plaisir à humilier les gens;∎ they got quite a thrill out of the experience ils ont été ravis ou enchantés de l'expérience;∎ the thrill of the chase le frisson de la poursuite;∎ what a thrill for you! quelle émotion vous avez dû ressentir!;∎ familiar go on, give us a thrill, let's see you dance! allez, fais-nous plaisir ou montre-nous ce que tu sais faire, danse!□ ;∎ familiar all the thrills and spills of the circus/the hunt tous les frissons que procure le cirque/la chasse□(person) ravir, transporter de joie; (audience) électriser;∎ the news thrilled her la nouvelle l'a ravie; (stronger) la nouvelle l'a transportée de joie;∎ the magician thrilled the audience with his tricks le prestidigitateur a électrisé les spectateurs avec ses tours;∎ the sight of the pyramids thrilled us le spectacle des pyramides nous a procuré une vive émotion;∎ a novel/film that will thrill you un roman/film qui vous passionnera(with joy) tressaillir, frissonner;∎ they thrilled to the sound of the drums le bruit des tambours les fit frissonner;∎ I thrilled at the sight à la vue de ce spectacle, j'ai ressenti une vive émotion -
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thrill [θrɪl]* * *[θrɪl] 1.1) ( sensation) frisson m2) ( pleasure) plaisir m2.to get a thrill ou one's thrills — se donner des sensations fortes
transitive verb ( with joy) transporter [quelqu'un] de joie; ( with admiration) gen transporter [quelqu'un] d'admiration; passionner [readers, viewers]3.intransitive verb frissonner (at, to à)4.thrilled past participle adjective ravi••
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