triumphal

英 [traɪˈʌmfl]

美 [traɪˈʌmfl]

adj.  庆祝成功(或胜利)的; 凯旋的

BNC.21338 / COCA.24380

牛津词典

adj.

• 庆祝成功（或胜利）的；凯旋的
  done or made in order to celebrate a great success or victory

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 庆祝胜利(或成功)的;以示凯旋的
  Triumphalis used to describe things that are done or made to celebrate a victory or great success.
  1. He made a triumphal entry into the city...
     他以胜利者之姿进入了那座城市。
  2. The triumphal arch commemorates Caesar's victory over Pompey.
     凯旋门用于纪念恺撒击败庞培，得胜而归。

英英释义

adj

• joyful and proud especially because of triumph or success
  1. rejoicing crowds filled the streets on VJ Day
  2. a triumphal success
  3. a triumphant shout
  Synonym:exultantexultingjubilantpridefulrejoicingtriumphant
• relating to or celebrating a triumph
  1. a triumphal procession
  2. a triumphal arch

双语例句

• They made a triumphal march into their liberated city.
  他们胜利地开进了被他们解放的城市。
• Even the government recognized this by scaling back the torch relay, which had been so maligned overseas and so triumphal at home.
  连政府也通过缩减已在海外获得如此多非议而在国内如此成功的火炬传递仪式认可了这点。
• His only injury had occured, ironically enough, while he was leading the triumphal procession into the open city of Rome.
  说来好笑，他是在率领胜利的队伍开进不设防的罗马市时受的伤。
• Triumphal arches are not woven out of rose blossoms and silken cords, but of hard blows and bloody scars.
  得胜的牌坊不是用玫瑰和丝线织成的，乃是用重击和血痕织成的。
• Imagine, O child of God, if you can, that triumphal march!
  神的儿女啊，你当回想以色列人渡红海时的那段凯旋光景！
• The great movement that Wycliffe inaugurated, which was to liberate the conscience and the intellect, and set free the nations so long bound to the triumphal car of Rome, had its spring in the Bible.
  威克里夫所发起的伟大运动，终于解放了人的良心和理智，并使多年受罗马教廷辖制的许多国家也得到解放。这一个运动的根源乃是《圣经》。
• The conqueror rode in a triumphal chariot, the dazed prisoners walking in chains before him.
  凯旋将领乘坐战车，面色茫然的囚徒用铁链禁锢着走在前面。
• Her popularity has declined since her triumphal return from exile two year ago.
  自从两年前她从流放处胜利归来后，她的声望下跌了。
• As they say, The path to oblivion often goes through a triumphal arch.
  正如他们所言，通向湮没无闻之路常常穿过凯旋门。
• It usually spanned a street or roadway and was Built astride the line of march of a victorious army during its triumphal procession. Most were Built during the empire period.
  它通常延伸一条街道或马路，往往修建在凯旋归来的队伍的必经之路上。许多在帝国时期修建。