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Idiom be thrilled to bits British, American & Australian, informal, American, informal to be extremely pleased.'So what did your parents say when they heard you were pregnant?' 'Oh, they were thrilled to bits.'
be thrilled to bitsTo be ecstatic; to be very pleased and excited. A: "I really hope Mary enjoys her surprise birthday party." B: "I'm sure she'll be thrilled to bits!" I was thrilled to bits to hear that I'd been selected for a literary award in New York City. |