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deliriously

/dɪˈɫɪɹiəsli/ adv

In a delirious manner, or to the point of delirium.

Word Origin From Latin de- 'off' and lira 'furrow' — literally 'going off the furrow,' like a plow veering wildly out of its row. The idea is that someone delirious has lost their mental track, wandering off the straight path. The same root gives us delirium, and you can almost see the mind plowing crooked lines.

adv In a delirious manner, or to the point of delirium.

After winning the championship, the team celebrated deliriously throughout the night.

(副词) 狂喜地；欣喜若狂地

赢得冠军后，球队狂喜地庆祝了一整夜。

(adverbio) delirantemente [De manera delirante, o hasta el punto del delirio.]

Tras ganar el campeonato, el equipo celebró frenéticamente durante toda la noche.

(adverbe) D'une manière délirante, avec une excitation intense ou un état de délire.

Après avoir gagné le championnat, l'équipe a fêté deliriously toute la nuit.

(Adverb) rasend vor Glück; wie im Delirium; ausgelassen [Auf eine wirre, überdrehte Weise; bis zur Benommenheit oder Ekstase.]

Nach dem Gewinn der Meisterschaft feierte das Team **deliriously** die ganze Nacht.

(副詞) うわごとを言うように、有頂天で。熱狂して我を忘れた様子で。

優勝を果たした後、チームは一晩中有頂天になって祝った。

(advérbio) delirantemente; freneticamente; em delírio [De maneira delirante, ou a ponto de delírio.]

Depois de ganhar o campeonato, o time comemorou delirantemente durante a noite toda.

Synonyms: feverishly frantically wildly madly excitedly hysterically ravingly crazily Antonyms: calmly lucidly coherently rationally
Word parts: deliri + ous + ly

Related words

delirium deliriousness

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