euphoric
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euphoric
Feeling or expressing a state of intense joy, excitement, and elation.
Nach dem unerwarteten Sieg war die Stimmung in der ganzen Stadt euphorisch.
After the unexpected victory, the mood throughout the city was euphoric.
The adjective 'euphorisch' (euphoric) belongs to the noun 'die Euphorie' (euphoria). Both words describe a state of extreme joy and excitement.
Die Fans waren nach dem Sieg ihrer Mannschaft in totaler Euphorie.
The fans were in total euphoria after their team's victory.
'Euphorisch' (euphoric) is often used to describe a reaction or an atmosphere. Typical combinations are 'euphorisch reagieren' (to react euphorically), 'eine euphorische Stimmung' (a euphoric mood), or 'euphorische Fans' (euphoric fans).
Die Nachricht löste eine euphorische Reaktion bei den Mitarbeitern aus.
The news triggered a euphoric reaction among the employees.
This adjective describes very strong, often exuberant joy. It is used for special moments of great excitement, not for everyday feelings of happiness.
Nachdem sie den Hauptpreis gewonnen hatte, war sie tagelang euphorisch.
After she won the grand prize, she was euphoric for days.
happy / lucky
'glücklich' and 'euphorisch' both have to do with a strong positive mood. 'glücklich' describes joy, satisfaction, or inner well-being and can be calm or very personal. 'euphorisch' means a very intense feeling of elation with a lot of excitement. The word often fits when people react almost exuberantly after a success, good news, or a special experience. Learners may confuse the words because both are positive. 'glücklich' is more general; 'euphorisch' is stronger and sounds more emotional.
Nach dem Sieg war das ganze Team euphorisch.
After the victory, the whole team was euphoric.
Vor dem Termin ist die Gruppe glücklich, weil alles gut vorbereitet ist.
Before the appointment, the group is happy because everything is well prepared.