Triumphal Meaning in English
word
tɹaɪˈəmfəɫ
try-UHM-ful
tɹˈaɪʌmfəl
try-UHM-fuhl
释义
Relating to a great victory or celebration of success; used to describe something that shows or celebrates a triumph.
用法与细微差别
Mostly formal or literary; commonly seen in phrases like 'triumphal entry' or 'triumphal arch'. Not used for daily achievements—reserve it for significant or historical victories. Don't confuse with 'triumphant,' which describes how a person feels after winning.
Spanish: triunfalPortuguese (BR): triunfalPortuguese (PT): triunfalChinese (Simplified): 凯旋的Chinese (Traditional): 凱旋的Hindi: विजयी (triumphal)Arabic: انتصاريBengali: বিজয়োল্লাসসূচক - বিজয়ী (উদযাপনমূলক)Russian: триумфальныйJapanese: 凱旋の - 勝利を祝うVietnamese: khải hoàn - chiến thắng (mang tính ăn mừng)Korean: 승리의 - 개선(의)Turkish: zafer - zaferle ilgili - muzaffer (törenle ilgili)Urdu: فتح منانے والا - ظفرمندانہ (تاریخی فتح سے متعلق)Indonesian: keberhasilan - kejayaan (perayaan kemenangan)
例句
The parade ended under the triumphal arch.
basic
They made a triumphal return home.
basic
The team walked onto the field in triumphal celebration.
basic
Her speech had a triumphal tone after winning the award.
natural
The city held a triumphal procession for the champions.
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They passed through the gates in a triumphal mood, proud of their achievement.
natural