Übersetzung für 'elation' von Englisch nach Deutsch

elation

Euphorie {f}

Hochgefühl {n}

Freude {f}

Stolz {m}

Jubelstimmung {f}

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feeling of elation

Hochgefühl {n}

• The film focuses on the compelling, human rights struggles surrounding same-sex marriage and captures the elation and despair of couples and families who are fighting for equal rights.
• In Hasidic Judaism, dance is a tool for expressing joy and is believed to purify the soul, promote spiritual elation and unify the community.
• "Rev-elation" is a jazz album by vibraphonist Joe Locke that was released in 2005.
• The Fleet's arrival at Earth was a bittersweet experience for Adama. Joy, elation and relief quickly turned to dismay and horror upon witnessing a devastated cityscape once the thirteenth colony.
• Hallingdans can best be described as rhythmic acrobatic dance and consists of a number of steps which requires both strength and softness elation.

• After telling her story, Sapia expresses her remorse at her elation seeing her townsfolk defeated by quoting an Italian folktale of a foolish blackbird that celebrates spring prematurely.
• After the war, he published the fruits of his investigations in "The Psychoanalysis of Elation" (1951).
• The immediate effect of the February Revolution was a widespread atmosphere of elation and excitement in Petrograd.
• In her book "Fixing my Gaze", Susan Barry gives a detailed description of her surprise, elation and subsequent experiences when her stereo vision suddenly set in.
• Narcissistic elation may subsequently be reactivated within a therapeutic context.

• Editorials varied from elation to cautious optimism, and a few were outright skeptical.
• When it was over, the three hugged in elation, and Taylor - the Australian who joined the team Aug. 1 after reconstructive ankle surgery - broke down in tears.
• In terms of human emotion, victory accompanies strong feelings of elation, and in human behaviour often exhibits movements and poses paralleling threat display preceding the combat, which are associated with the excess endorphin built up preceding and during combat.