rapture
意味: A feeling of intense pleasure, delight, or love that absorbs the mind entirely. In Christian theology, the bodily ascent of believers into heaven at the Second Coming.
Rapture suggests being seized or carried away by overwhelming emotion, often with connotations of beauty, love, or spiritual experience. It is more literary than 'joy' and more elevated than 'delight.' The plural 'raptures' is used idiomatically in phrases such as 'go into raptures' (to express extravagant enthusiasm). The adjective 'rapturous' describes the response — 'rapturous applause,' 'rapturous reception.'
例文
- She gazed at the Turner painting with an expression of pure rapture, quite oblivious to the crowds around her. 她凝视着那幅特纳的画作,脸上带着纯粹的陶醉表情,完全没有注意到周围的人群。Contemplaba el cuadro de Turner con una expresión de puro arrobamiento, ajena por completo a la multitud que la rodeaba.彼女はターナーの絵画を純粋な恍惚の表情で見つめ、周囲の群衆にまったく気づいていなかった。그녀는 터너의 그림을 순수한 황홀감의 표정으로 바라보며, 주변의 군중을 전혀 의식하지 못했다.
- The critics went into raptures over the young pianist's debut recital at the Wigmore Hall. 评论家们对这位年轻钢琴家在威格莫尔音乐厅的首演赞不绝口。Los críticos se deshicieron en elogios tras el recital de debut del joven pianista en el Wigmore Hall.批評家たちは、若きピアニストのウィグモア・ホールでのデビューリサイタルに熱狂的な称賛を送った。비평가들은 젊은 피아니스트의 위그모어 홀 데뷔 독주회에 열광적인 찬사를 보냈다.
- He spoke of his first visit to the Scottish Highlands with a rapture that decades had done nothing to diminish. 他谈及自己首次造访苏格兰高地时那份狂喜,数十年也未能减损分毫。Hablaba de su primera visita a las Tierras Altas de Escocia con un arrobamiento que las décadas no habían logrado atenuar.彼は初めてスコットランド高地を訪れた時の感動を、何十年経っても少しも色褪せない歓喜をもって語った。그는 처음으로 스코틀랜드 고지대를 방문했을 때의 감동을 수십 년이 지나도 조금도 색바래지 않은 환희로 이야기했다.
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場面: literary, journalism, academic
トーン: neutral
起源と歴史
From Medieval Latin 'raptura,' from Latin 'raptus' meaning seized or carried off, past participle of 'rapere' (to seize). Entered English in the 16th century, initially in a religious context.
文化的背景
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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