euphoria in Russian
euphoria in Russian is [[приподнятый|припо́днятое]] [[состоя́ние]], [[радостный|ра́достное]] [[настрое́ние]], эйфори́я — euphoria means a feeling of intense happiness and excitement, often sudden and short-lived.
euphoria in Russian
What does "euphoria" mean?
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noun A feeling of intense happiness and excitement, often sudden and short-lived.
"There was euphoria in the streets when the result was announced."
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noun An abnormally elevated mood produced by illness, injury or a drug, sometimes out of keeping with the person's actual situation.
"Patients on high doses often report euphoria followed by a heavy crash."
euphoria in a sentence
- There was euphoria in the streets when the result was announced.
- The euphoria of the opening week soon gave way to hard work.
- Patients on high doses often report euphoria followed by a heavy crash.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "euphoria" in Russian?
"euphoria" in Russian is [[приподнятый|припо́днятое]] [[состоя́ние]], [[радостный|ра́достное]] [[настрое́ние]], эйфори́я. euphoria means: A feeling of intense happiness and excitement, often sudden and short-lived.
How do you pronounce [[приподнятый|припо́днятое]] [[состоя́ние]]?
"euphoria" in Russian is [[приподнятый|припо́днятое]] [[состоя́ние]], pronounced "[[pripodnyatyy|pripodnyatoye]] [[sostoyaniye]]".
How do you use "euphoria" in a sentence?
Example: "There was euphoria in the streets when the result was announced." In Russian, "euphoria" is [[приподнятый|припо́днятое]] [[состоя́ние]], [[радостный|ра́достное]] [[настрое́ние]], эйфори́я.
Are there other ways to say "euphoria" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "euphoria": [[приподнятый|припо́днятое]] [[состоя́ние]], [[радостный|ра́достное]] [[настрое́ние]], эйфори́я.
