معنی کلمه jubilant

jubilant parades and parties

رژه‌ها و ضیافت‌های شادی‌بخش

feeling or expressing great happiness, especially because of a success:
The fans were jubilant at/about/over their team's victory.

More examples:


The scorned woman strikes back swiftly, in a buoyant 5/4 groove, and the effect is jubilant.
From Cambridge English Corpus
Wood's marches are never jubilant, and this in particular is sinister and threatening.
From Cambridge English Corpus
There were milling, dense crowds of jubilant patriots at that event in the war.
From the Hansard archive
Thousands of students and teachers will be jubilant at the additional funding.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
Many were jubilant when the coal industry was nationalised in 1947.
From the Hansard archive
The railwaymen would be jubilant if they managed a substantial reduction in the deficit.
From the Hansard archive
There is nothing there to make anyone happy or jubilant.
From the Hansard archive
If our motorcar industry were as successful, then we should be jubilant about it.
From the Hansard archive
One has only to look at his jubilant reaction when the stand by credit became available to him.
From the Hansard archive
There is nothing to be jubilant about in that

having or expressing great joy


Inter milan were in a jubilant mood after their cup victory.

The jubilant fans lifted the players up on their shoulders.

Yet this isn't making many Labor voters feel jubilant.