rejoiced

v.

（使）欣喜[高兴，快乐]( rejoice的过去式和过去分词 )；非常高兴；深感欣喜；

rejoice in因…感到欣喜；享有

rejoice at因…而高兴

1. I always rejoice in my comrades' achievements.
   我总是为同志们的成就感到高兴。
2. We rejoiced at the good news.
   我们为这个好消息而高兴。
3. They all rejoiced to hear the happy news.
   他们都很乐于听到这个令人高兴的消息。
4. It rejoices my heart to hear that my son is still alive.
   听到儿子仍活着，我心很高兴。
5. We rejoiced that the war was over.
   我们应该为战争结束而欢欣鼓舞。

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