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1 ecstatic
adjective, ecstatically adverbekstatisch; verzückt* * *[-'stæ-]* * *ec·stat·ic[ɪkˈstætɪk, AM -t̬-]adj ekstatisch, verzücktto not exactly be \ecstatic about [or at] [or over] sb/sth ( iron fam) von jdm/etw nicht gerade entzückt sein iron fam* * *adj[eks'ttɪk] ekstatisch, verzückt* * *ecstatic [ıkˈstætık; ek-] adj (adv ecstatically)1. ekstatisch (auch fig)2. figa) schwärmerisch, überschwänglichb) ent-, verzückt, begeistert, hingerissen3. fig entzückend, hinreißend* * *adjective, ecstatically adverbekstatisch; verzückt* * *adj.ekstatisch adj.verzückt adj. -
2 ecstatic
ekstatisch, verzückt; -
3 ecstatic
1. in Ekstase [befindlich]; 2. ekstatisch, statuenhaft (s. a. cataleptic) -
4 ecstasy
noun1) Ekstase, die; Verzückung, die2)* * *['ekstəsi]•- academic.ru/23324/ecstatic">ecstatic- ecstatically* * *ec·sta·sy[ˈekstəsi]nin \ecstasy in Ekstasein an \ecstasy of jealousy in einem Anfall von Eifersuchtto be in/go into ecstasies in Ekstase sein/geraten▪ E\ecstasy Ecstasy f* * *['ekstəsɪ]n1) Ekstase f, Verzückung fto be in ecstasy — ekstatisch or verzückt sein
to go into ecstasies over sth — über etw (acc) in Ekstase or Verzückung geraten
2) (= drug) Ecstasy nt* * *ecstasy [ˈekstəsı] s1. Ekstase f:a) (Gefühls-, Sinnen)Taumel m, Raserei f:be in an ecstasy of joy in einem Freudentaumel seingo into ecstasies over in Verzückung geraten über (akk), hingerissen sein vonc) MED krankhafte Erregung2. Aufregung f3. Ecstasy f (eine halluzinogene Designerdroge)* * *noun1) Ekstase, die; Verzückung, diebe in/go into ecstasies [over something] — in Ekstase [über etwas (Akk.)] sein/geraten
2)* * *n.Ekstase -n f.Verzückung f. -
5 rapture
noun1) (ecstatic delight)[state of] rapture — Verzückung, die
2) in pl.be in raptures — entzückt sein (over, about über + Akk.)
go into raptures — [überschwänglich] schwärmen (over, about von)
* * *['ræp ə](great delight.) das Entzücken- academic.ru/60287/rapturous">rapturous- rapturously
- in raptures* * *rap·ture[ˈræptʃəʳ, AM -ɚ]nhis supporters greeted his speech with \rapture seine Anhänger begrüßten seine Rede mit wahren Begeisterungsstürmen2. (expression of joy)▪ \raptures pl:to go into \raptures [richtig] ins Schwärmen geraten* * *['rptʃə(r)]n(= delight) Entzücken nt; (= ecstasy) Verzückung fto be in raptures — entzückt sein (over über +acc, about von)
she was in raptures when she heard he was returning — sie war außer sich vor Freude, als sie hörte, dass er zurückkommt
to go into raptures (about sb/sth) — (über jdn/etw) ins Schwärmen geraten
to send sb into raptures — jdn in Entzücken versetzen
* * *rapture [ˈræptʃə(r)] s1. Entzücken n, Verzückung f, Begeisterung f:2. meist pl Ausbruch m des Entzückens, Begeisterungstaumel m, Ekstase f3. Entrückung f4. Anfall m:* * *noun[state of] rapture — Verzückung, die
2) in pl.be in raptures — entzückt sein (over, about über + Akk.)
go into raptures — [überschwänglich] schwärmen (over, about von)
* * *n.Begeisterung f.Entzücken n.Taumel - m.Verzückung f. -
6 rhapsody
noun1) (Mus.) Rhapsodie, die2) (ecstatic utterance) Schwärmerei, die* * *['ræpsədi]plural - rhapsodies; noun(an expression of strong feeling or excitement in eg music or speech.) die Rapsodie* * *rhap·so·dy[ˈræpsədi]n* * *['rpsədɪ]n (MUS)Rhapsodie f; (fig) Schwärmerei f* * *rhapsody [ˈræpsədı] s* * *noun1) (Mus.) Rhapsodie, die2) (ecstatic utterance) Schwärmerei, die* * *n.Rhapsodie -n f.Rhapsodie -n m. -
7 eksztatikus
(DE) ekstatisch; (EN) ecstatic; enraptured -
8 elragadtatott
(DE) ekstatisch; verzückt; (EN) delighted; ecstasied; ecstatic; enraptured; overjoyed; rapt; raptured; rapturous; rhapsodic; shandy
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