Roused Meaning in English
word · lemma: rouse
ˈɹaʊzd
ROWZD
ɹˈaʊzd
ROWZD
释义
Past tense of 'rouse,' meaning to wake someone up or to stir someone into action or strong emotions.
用法与细微差别
More formal and less common than 'wake' or 'stirred.' Often used for waking someone forcefully or emotionally motivating people. Common phrases: 'roused from sleep,' 'roused to anger.' Rare in everyday conversation.
Spanish: despertó - avivóPortuguese (BR): acordou - despertou - estimulouPortuguese (PT): acordou - despertou - estimulouChinese (Simplified): 唤醒了 - 激起了Chinese (Traditional): 喚醒了 - 激起了Hindi: जगाया - प्रेरित कियाArabic: أيقظ - أثارBengali: জাগিয়েছিল - উত্তেজিত করেছিলRussian: разбудил - взбудоражил - возбудил (эмоции)Japanese: 目覚めさせた - 奮い立たせたVietnamese: đánh thức - khuấy độngKorean: 깨웠다 - 자극했다Turkish: uyandırdı - harekete geçirdiUrdu: جگایا - اکساناIndonesian: membangunkan - membangkitkan
例句
The loud noise roused the baby from her nap.
basic
She was suddenly roused by the sound of her alarm.
basic
The speech roused the crowd to cheer loudly.
basic
He was finally roused from his deep sleep by the barking dog.
natural
The news roused anger among the workers.
natural
Nothing roused his curiosity more than a locked door.
natural