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Meanings of walking on air in English

Portuguese
êxtase
Catalan
felicitat absoluta
Spanish
transporte

A state of extreme happiness.

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Usage of walking on air in English
1
I was really very honored; I mean, I was walking on air.
Marilyn Monroe and the Camera
2
And when you experience that kind of transformation, you're walking on air.
Bangkok 8
3
It's like you're walking on air or tunnelling underground like a badger.
Radio NZ
4
Bayse is answering, politely, frankly, fully, like a man walking on air.
The Hacker Crackdown: Law and Disorder on the Electronic Frontie...
5
Celtic, still walking on air from last night, could hardy draw breath.
The Guardian
6
He is so lifted up you would think he was walking on air.
Miss Dexie / A Romance of the Provinces
7
I don't know what she said, but he's walking on air.
Space Tug
8
Yet he came in to lunch looking as if he was walking on air.
The Honorable Peter Stirling and What People Thought of Him
9
When Victoria left her office, she felt as if she were walking on air.
Big girl: a novel
10
He would not have seen his daughters walking on air.
Surrender to the will of the night
11
She felt as if she were walking on air as they left the shop.
The Second Honeymoon
12
I now seemed walking on air, for I loved and was loved by Madeleine.
Jacques Bonneval; Or, The Days of the Dragonnades
13
But Sonia was still walking on air after her superb performance on the track.
The Irish Times
14
Priya, though-shewas walking on air the whole time.
Karen Memory
15
And Priya and me... well, whenever she was around I was walking on air, too.
Karen Memory
16
Wait until you see him; he's walking on air!
The Treasure
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United States of America
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