No. 14,392 in German
jubelt
"Jubelt" means "cheers" or "rejoices."
In a sentence
Das Publikum jubelt, als das Team das entscheidende Tor erzielt.
The audience cheers as the team scores the winning goal.
In this sentence, 'jubelt' is used to describe the action of the audience cheering or expressing joy in response to an event, emphasizing collective enthusiasm.
Er jubelt vor Freude, nachdem er die Prüfung bestanden hat.
He cheers with joy after passing the exam.
Here, 'jubelt' illustrates an individual's expression of joy and celebration in response to a personal achievement, highlighting personal emotional reaction.
Die Siegerin jubelt fröhlich, als sie ihren Preis entgegennimmt.
The winner cheers happily as she receives her prize.
In this sentence, 'jubelt' signifies the expression of happiness and celebration by the winner upon receiving her award, focusing on the context of achievement and recognition.
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