thrill [θrɪl] sustantivoemoción (f) (excitement);
estremecimiento (m) (trembling)- he gets a thrill out of ordering people about -> disfruta dando órdenes a la gente
verbo transitivoencantar, entusiasmar
verbo intransitivoestremecerse (Literary)
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thrill [zril]Penetrar, hacer experimentar una emoción viva, emocionar.
Hacer estremecerse.
verbo neutro (intransitivo)Estremecerse o conmoverse por alguna pasión violenta; experimentar una emoción viva. (n)
Penetrar, herir el oído con sonidos o gritos violentos y agudos. (n)
Temblar, moverse temblando. (n)- To thrill with pleasure -> temblar de gusto
- To thrill the blood -> hervir la sangre
sustantivoTemblor (tremor), estremecimiento, emoción (excitement).- Meeting him was a real thrill -> fue verdaderamente emocionante conocerle
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thrill [θrɪl]
noun
emoción; (f) all the thrills of the circus todas las emociones del circo; she felt a thrill (of joy) se estremeció (de alegría)
she felt a thrill of joy as he turned round to greet her
it gives him a cheap thrill to spy on her in the bathroomcheap le da morbo espiarla en el baño he gets a cheap thrill out of rubbing his leg against hers
it was a great thrill to meet hergreat me hizo muchísima ilusión conocerla
he gets a real thrill out of parachutingout hacer paracaidismo le resulta muy emocionante excitante;or
the film is full of thrills and spillsspills la película está llena de emoción come and enjoy the thrills and spills of a day at Alton Towers!
what a thrill!what ¡qué emoción! you actually went to Joan Collins's house? What a thrill!
verb:transitive
[+person, audience] emocionar; excitar the audience was thrilled by his feats of agility they thrilled the crowd with their highwire acrobatics
I'm not exactly thrilled by the idea la idea no es que me entusiasme precisamente
verb:intransitive
she thrilled at to his touchor se estremeció cuando él la tocó
thrill to the sounds of the latest Latin beats!!! the children were thrilled at their favourite characters
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Verb Conjugation for "thrill"
Imperative
- thrill
- you thrill
- he/she thrills
- we thrill
- you thrill
- they thrill
Preterite
- I thrilled
- you thrilled
- he/she thrilled
- we thrilled
- you thrilled
- they thrilled
Present Continuous
- I am thrilling
- you are thrilling
- he/she is thrilling
- we are thrilling
- you are thrilling
- they are thrilling
Present Perfect
- I have thrilled
- you have thrilled
- he/she has thrilled
- we have thrilled
- you have thrilled
- they have thrilled
Past Continuous
- I was thrilling
- you were thrilling
- he/she was thrilling
- we were thrilling
- you were thrilling
- they were thrilling
Past Perfect
- I had thrilled
- you had thrilled
- he/she had thrilled
- we had thrilled
- you had thrilled
- they had thrilled
Future
- I will thrill
- you will thrill
- he/she will thrill
- we will thrill
- you will thrill
- they will thrill
Future Perfect
- I will have thrilled
- you will have thrilled
- he/she will have thrilled
- we will have thrilled
- you will have thrilled
- they will have thrilled
Future Continuous
- I will be thrilling
- you will be thrilling
- he/she will be thrilling
- we will be thrilling
- you will be thrilling
- they will be thrilling
Present Perfect Continuous
- I have been thrilling
- you have been thrilling
- he/she has been thrilling
- we have been thrilling
- you have been thrilling
- they have been thrilling
Future Perfect Continuous
- I will have been thrilling
- you will have been thrilling
- he/she will have been thrilling
- we will have been thrilling
- you will have been thrilling
- they will have been thrilling
Past Perfect Continuous
- I had been thrilling
- you had been thrilling
- he/she had been thrilling
- we had been thrilling
- you had been thrilling
- they had been thrilling
