raptures

n.

极度欢喜( rapture的名词复数 )；

go into raptures欣喜若狂

1. He fall into rapture over classic music.
   他对古典音乐喜爱若狂。
2. We are in raptures over the new books.
   我们十分喜爱这些新书。
3. The mother gazed with rapture at her new born baby.
   母亲着迷地凝视着她刚出生的婴儿。

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