excite

[ik'sait]

vt.使兴奋, 使激动, 刺激, 激起

vt.

1. 刺激; 使兴奋; 使激动

What are you so excited about?

你为何这么激动?

The news excited everybody.

这消息使每个人都兴奋了起来。

2. 引起; 激起

The professor's lecture on Shakespeare excited our interest.

那位教授关于莎士比亚的讲座引起了我们的兴趣。

词形变化

动词过去式: excited | 动词过去分词: excited | 动词现在分词: exciting | 动词第三人称单数: excites |

词义辨析

同义:

vt.刺激; 使感动

arouse  stir  stimulate  provoke  incite  move  affect  

同义参见:

animate  urge  actuate  heat  hasten  transport  tickle  thrill  stir  skin  fluster  flurry  fire  ruffle  rouse  ferment  fascinate  exhilarate  prick  awaken  pique  agitate  entertain  electrify  disturb  inspire  inflame  

反义参见:

calm  

英英释义

动词 excite:

arouse or elicit a feeling

act as a stimulant

同义词：stimulate

raise to a higher energy level

同义词：energize, energise

stir feelings in

同义词：stimulate, stir

cause to be agitated, excited, or roused

同义词：agitate, rouse, turn on, charge, commove, charge up

stimulate sexually

同义词：arouse, sex, turn on, wind up

stir the feelings, emotions, or peace of

同义词：stimulate, shake, shake up, stir

produce a magnetic field in

补充

exciteexcite英:[ikˈsait] 美:[ɪkˈsaɪt]vt.1.使兴奋, 使激动This announcement greatly excited us.这个通知使我们大为激动。2.激发, 引起The professor's lecture excited our interest.那个教授讲的课引起了我们的兴趣。This excites crying.这引起了哭泣声。The king's cruelty excited the people to rise against him.那个国王的残酷激起了人民起来反对他。

例句

1. I only take on work that excites me.我只接能让我兴奋的工作。 2. We'd not been excited by anything for three years.三年来, 什么事情都激不起我们的情绪。 3. The monarchy does not excite strong feelings among the majority of Romanians.君主制并没有在大多数罗马尼亚人心中激发起强烈的感情。 4. These comings and goings excited some curiosity.这些来来往往的举动引起了一些人的好奇。 5. The news excited little interest.这条新闻几乎没有引起人们的任何兴趣。 6. There is much to excite the imagination.有很多东西可以激发想象力。 7. It was in the 20s, when its involvement in the First World War excited America to a sense of moral crisis, that fundamentalism shot to prominence.那是在20世纪20年代, 美国在一战中的参战引发了民众的道德危机感, 基要主义一时间声名鹊起。 8. The noise excited me to uncontrollable terror.那一响声让我不由自主地感到害怕。 9. an attempt to excite rebellion among the workers试图引导工人们反抗的努力 10. We are not exciting rebellion.我们不是在煽动造反。 11. Why does the way she walks excite me so much?为什么她走路的样子会让我欲火中烧呢？ 12. Don't try exciting your partner with dirty magazines.不要试图用色情杂志挑逗伴侣。 13. The amount of nicotine in these nicotine substitutes can be enough to excite the heart.这些尼古丁替代物中的尼古丁含量足以刺激到心脏。 14. When energetic particles or quanta of radiation pass through a crystal, they excite a few of its atoms into a higher energy state.辐射性的高能粒子或量子穿过晶体时, 会把晶体的一些原子激发成更高的能态。 15. Where the show really excites is in the display of avant-garde photography.这个节目真正激动人心的地方在于它展示了前卫的摄影术。 16. Tapping on the hive excited the bees.轻拍蜂箱触动了蜜蜂。 17. The rumors excite her curiosity.谣言引起了她的好奇心。 18. to excite interest or curiosity引起兴趣或好奇 19. to excite person to anger激起某人的怒气 20. actions that excited her mother's wrath激起她母亲愤怒的行为 21. to excite a dog by baiting him把狗逗得激动起来 22. The news excited us.那消息使我们心情激动。 23. to excite a nerve刺激神经 24. flying still excites me.飞行仍然使我激动不已。 25. Gould was excited by these discoveries.古尔德为这些发现兴奋不已。 26. his Mediterranean vibrancy excited and stimulated her.他那种地中海居民所具有的活力激起并促进了她的性欲。 27. the ability to excite interest in others.引起他人兴趣的能力。 28. the energy of an electron is sufficient to excite the atom.一个电子的能量足以激发该原子。 29. Don't excite the baby too much or we'll never get him off to sleep.不要把娃娃逗得太凶，要不然我们哄不了他睡觉。 30. The programme excited great interest.这个节目引起了广泛的兴趣。 31. ideas that excite young people让年轻人兴奋的想法 32. Our announcement excited the children.我们的通知使孩子们很激动。 33. It excites me [=it arouses me sexually] when you dress like that.你穿成那样激发了我的性欲。 34. excite admiration/suspicion/discussion激发羡慕；引起怀疑；引发讨论 35. The posters excited much interest in the show.海报激发了对这次演出的很大兴趣。 36. a chemical that excites [=stimulates] the nerve cells in the brain刺激大脑神经细胞的化学品