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be ebullient about sth
“be ebullient about” 用于表达对某事充满热情。
She was ebullient about her promotion.
她对升职感到热情洋溢。
热情洋溢的；兴高采烈的；奔放的
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热情洋溢的；兴高采烈的；奔放的
joyously unrestrained
She was ebullient about her promotion.
她对升职感到热情洋溢。
热情洋溢的；精神焕发的
Enthusiastic; high-spirited.
Her ebullient mood lifted everyone's spirits at the meeting.
她热情洋溢的情绪让会议上的每个人都精神振奋。
The crowd grew ebullient as the band walked onto the stage.
乐队走上舞台时，人群变得兴高采烈。
He wrote an ebullient letter thanking all the volunteers.
他写了一封热情洋溢的信感谢所有志愿者。
“be ebullient about” 用于表达对某事充满热情。
She was ebullient about her promotion.
她对升职感到热情洋溢。
“be ebullient that” 后接从句，表示因某事而兴奋。
The team was ebullient that they had won the championship.
团队因赢得冠军而热情高涨。
用作定语，修饰名词，形容事物充满热情。
He gave an ebullient speech at the ceremony.
他在典礼上发表了热情洋溢的演讲。
Not this
He showed great ebullient at the party.
Use this
He showed great ebullience at the party.
ebullient 是形容词，不可作为名词使用；名词形式为 ebullience。
Not this
She was ebullient for the good news.
Use this
She was ebullient with the good news.
表达“因某事而热情洋溢”时，形容词 ebullient 后应接介词 with，而非 for。
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热情洋溢的个性
Her ebullient personality made her popular with everyone in the office.
她热情洋溢的个性使她在办公室里很受欢迎。
兴高采烈的心情
He was in an ebullient mood after hearing the good news.
听到好消息后，他兴高采烈。
高昂的情绪
The team returned from their victory in ebullient spirits.
球队凯旋归来，情绪高昂。
奔放的热情
Her ebullient enthusiasm for the project inspired the whole group.
她对项目奔放的热情鼓舞了整个团队。
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记忆联想：想象水烧到沸腾（boil），热情像气泡一样噗噗往外冒，就是 ebullient（热情洋溢、精神焕发）。
语域：formal 常见场景：正式文章、演讲、人物评价 ebullient 通常多用于书面或较正式的语境，常描述人热情高涨、精神焕发的状态；日常口语中较少见，多会改用 enthusiastic 或 upbeat。
None of the listed words is a true rhyme for /iˈbʌljənt/ because the stressed vowel and following sounds differ. 'resilient', 'salient', and 'emollient' share the visual suffix '-lient/-llient' and a final /liənt/ or /ljənt/ sound, but stress a different vowel; 'turbulent' and 'brilliant' are spelling lookalikes only, with unrelated stress and vowels.
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