"Get a thrill out of" nghĩa là gì?

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"Get a thrill out of" nghĩa là cảm thấy hồi hộp, phấn khích vì điều gì.

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I get a thrill out of being able to tick things off. I have a daily list, weekly, and a deep clean. I don’t always get to tick everything off but holy wow the sense of achievement when I do I.

The officer said she is “eager (thiết tha) to help” and treats victims of crimes or emergency situations as if they were her own family members. “I get a thrill out of helping people, whether it’s small or something huge,” Locklear said.

As I watched and listened from my home in Ballston Spa, I couldn’t help but think about how I used to cover this MLB pitcher (cầu thủ ném bóng). During Anderson’s younger days with the Knights, I could sit in the dugout (băng ghế dự bị), and I’d stroll out near the mound (mô đất) during warm-ups to take his photo. At that age, the players really got a thrill out of being interviewed by the “Newspaper Man,” as I was called.

The wiretapping (nghe lén) reflected the desire of Nixon and Kissinger to know what their aides (phụ tá) were up to behind their backs-quite a natural temptation (cám dỗ), especially for two people with a touch of (một chút) paranoia (hoang tưởng). To eavesdrop (nghe trộm) on what others are saying-colleagues, subordinates (cấp dưới), rivals, and enemies-gives a heady sense of power that has tempted people even more ethically fastidious (khó tính) than Kissinger and Nixon. Kissinger was, Safire later noted, "capable of getting a special thrill out of working most closely with those he spied on the most."


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