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1 ecstatic
ecstatic [ek'stætɪk]ravi;∎ he got an ecstatic reception from the crowd il a été accueilli par une foule en délire;∎ to be ecstatic about sth (in admiration → gen) être en extase devant qch; (→ with joy) être ravi de qch;∎ I'm not ecstatic about it cela ne m'enchante pas -
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3 ecstatic
1 ( happy) [person] enchanté (about par) ;2 [happiness, joy, trance, state, smile] extatique ; [welcome, reception, crowd, fan] enthousiaste. -
4 ecstatic
[-'stæ-]adjective an ecstatic mood.) extasié -
5 flip
1 noun(a) (little push, flick) petit coup m;∎ to give sth a flip donner un petit coup à qch(b) (turning movement) demi-tour m (sur soi-même); (somersault → in diving) saut m périlleux; (→ in gymnastics) flip-flap m∎ he flipped the packet shut d'un petit coup sec il a refermé le paquet∎ he casually flipped her back onto the trapeze sans effort apparent, il l'a renvoyée sur le trapèze;∎ to flip a coin (for sth) décider (qch) à pile ou face∎ to flip one's British lid or American wig (get angry) exploser, piquer une crise; (go mad) devenir dingue, perdre la boule; (under effects of stress) craquer; (become ecstatic) être emballé, flasherfamiliar (get angry) exploser, piquer une crise; (go mad) devenir dingue, perdre la boule; (under effects of stress) craquer; (become ecstatic) être emballé, flasherfamiliar (flippant) désinvolte□familiar mince!, zut!►► flip chart tableau m à feuilles;∎ there is, of course, a flip side to the expansion of industry l'expansion de l'industrie a, comme toute médaille, son revers;flip top (of packet) couvercle m à rabat(flick off → dirt, dust etc) faire tomber;∎ to flip sth off sth faire tomber qch de qch(a) familiar (get angry) exploser, piquer une crise; (go mad) devenir dingue, perdre la boule; (under effects of stress) craquer; (become ecstatic) être emballé, flasher(b) (trailer of vehicle, racing car) faire un écart(turn over → stone, person, record) retourner; (→ page) tourner(turn over → plane, boat, fish) se retourner; (→ page) tourner tout seul(magazine) feuilleter; (photos, posters, wallpaper samples etc) jeter un coup d'œil à -
6 ecstasy
['ekstəsi]1) ( noun, plural ecstasies (a feeling of) very great joy or other overwhelming emotion.)•- ecstatic- ecstatically -
7 rhapsodic
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8 swoon
swoon [swu:n](a) (become ecstatic) se pâmer, tomber en pâmoison;∎ he used to make all the young girls swoon il fut un temps où toutes les jeunes filles se pâmaient devant lui2 nounpâmoison f;∎ to fall to the ground in a swoon tomber par terre en pâmoison;∎ she was in a swoon over meeting her idol elle était tout en émoi après avoir rencontré son idole
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