“euphoric”造句，怎麼用euphoric造句

The war had received euphoric support from the public.

The former one can be done and make people feel euphoric after finishing.

The euphoric calm I felt was simply a symptom of my shock.

Market '— his metaphor for the collective mind of investors, euphoric when stocks go up and miserable when they go down.

That's the naive and euphoric belief that the stock market offers a one-way ticket to wealth: 'riches for all.'

So, in effect, you 'explained' your feelings in terms of being euphoric when your physiological reactions had actually been manipulated by the injection.

If throngs of herbal-diet-supplement peddlers want to get together and wax euphoric about their herbal diet supplements, the government could not care less.

Anytime I see banana pudding on a menu, I'm filled with an euphoric sense of well being and taken back to a special moment in my life when I learned an important lesson about jealousy and love.

The result is a surreal, out-of-body tourist experience, where you feel dislocated from just about everywhere else, but euphoric and inspired by what is in front of you.

The atmosphere was euphoric.

An exhilarating or euphoric experience.

The most spectacular,indescribable, deep euphoric feeling for someone.

They grow euphoric in authority and panicky at the thought of losing it.

People with hypomania are generally perceived as being energetic, euphoric, visionary, overflowing with new ideas, and sometimes over-confident and very charismatic.

WHEN Palaniappan Chidambaram, India's finance minister, started preparing his annual budget speech a few weeks ago, his officials were in buoyant mood and many businessmen positively euphoric.

A colorless or white crystalline alkaloid, C17H21NO4, extracted from coca leaves, sometimes used in medicine as a local anesthetic especially for the eyes, nose, or throat and widely used as an illicit drug for its euphoric and stimulating effects.

My euphoric mood could not last.

Six days earlier, Qaddafi's armored columns had halted the rebels on their ill-planned, euphoric advance westward toward Tripoli.

Now, I did dimly remember one of United's more portly players getting stretchered off at some stage, but after that it was all a bit of a euphoric blur to me.

An intoxicated or euphoric condition induced by or as if by a drug.

Suddenly the President sounded euphoric.

Staff at the White House hated John McCain, writes Mr Latimer, but were euphoric when he picked Sarah Palin as his running-mate.