Excite Meaning in English
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/ɪkˈsaɪt/
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/ɛksˈaɪt/
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释义
To make someone feel very happy, interested, or full of energy. It can also mean to cause strong emotions or reactions.
用法与细微差别
'Excite' is usually used in more formal or written contexts. For daily speech, people often use 'excited' (adjective) or 'exciting.' Common phrases: 'excite someone's interest/curiosity.' Often used for things, not direct people ('The news excited him' is correct, 'He excited' is not).
Spanish: emocionar - entusiasmarPortuguese (BR): empolgar - animarPortuguese (PT): entusiasmar - animarChinese (Simplified): 使兴奋 - 激发Chinese (Traditional): 使興奮 - 激發Hindi: उत्साहित करनाArabic: يُثير - يُحفّزBengali: উত্তেজিত করা - উৎসাহিত করাRussian: возбуждать - волноватьJapanese: 興奮させる - わくわくさせるVietnamese: kích thích - làm phấn khíchKorean: 흥분시키다 - 신나게 하다Turkish: heyecanlandırmakUrdu: جوش دلانا - پرجوش کرناIndonesian: membuat bersemangat - menggairahkan
例句
The movie will excite the children.
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New ideas always excite me.
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Loud noises can excite the dog.
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The announcement really excited everyone at work.
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It doesn't take much to excite a crowd at a concert.
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A good story can excite your imagination.
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