triumphantly

/tɹaɪˈəmfəntɫi/ adv

In a triumphant manner.

Word Origin Triumphantly comes from Latin triumphus, the grand victory procession of a Roman general. The word triumph entered English via Old French, and the adverb triumphantly captures that sense of celebrating a win with great fanfare. The root also gives us triumphal (like a triumphal arch) and triumphant.

adv In a triumphant manner.

She raised the trophy triumphantly above her head as the crowd cheered.

(副词) 胜利地;得意洋洋地;凯旋地

她得意洋洋地将奖杯高举过头顶,人群欢呼着。

(adverbio) triunfalmente; victoriosamente; con aire triunfal [De manera triunfante.]

Levantó el trofeo triunfalmente sobre su cabeza mientras la multitud vitoreaba.

(adverbe) triomphalement; en triomphe; victorieusement; glorieusement [D'une manière triomphante; avec l'expression d'une victoire éclatante.]

Elle a brandi triomphalement le trophée au-dessus de sa tête sous les acclamations de la foule.

(Adverb) Auf eine Weise, die Sieg oder Erfolg ausdrückt, oft mit stolzer oder freudiger Geste.

Sie hob die Trophäe **triumphantly** über ihren Kopf, während die Menge jubelte.

(副詞) 意気揚々と、勝利を得た様子で

彼女は群衆が歓声を上げる中、トロフィーを意気揚々と頭上高く掲げた。

(advérbio) triunfantemente; vitoriosamente [De maneira triunfante.]

Ela ergueu o troféu triunfantemente acima da cabeça enquanto a multidão aplaudia.

Word parts: triumph + ant + ly

Common collocations

say verb at prep on prep smile verb up adv there adv announce verb back adv exclaim verb grin verb tell verb now adv

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