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to excite
01
emocionar, excitar
to make a person feel interested or happy, particularly about something that will happen soon
Transitive: to excite sb
02
excitar, entonar
to cause a particular feeling or reaction to occur in someone
Transitive: to excite an emotion
03
excitar, estimular
to generate a magnetic field in a material or device
Transitive: to excite a material or device
04
excitar, estimular
to stimulate a physical or biological system, causing it to become more active or energized
Transitive: to excite a physical or biological system
05
excitar, estimular
to stimulate someone in a way that leads to sexual arousal or desire
Transitive: to excite sb
06
excitar, provocar
to cause something to happen or to stir up a particular reaction or event
Transitive: to excite a reaction
excite
v
excitable
adj
excitable
adj
excitant
adj
excitant
adj
excitation
n
excitation
n
Ejemplo
The thought of going on a vacation to the beach excited the children.
The anticipation of meeting her favorite author excited the young bookworm.
The prospect of starting a new job excites him about the future.
The recent discovery of a new planet has excited the scientific community.
The discovery of a nearly complete mastodon skeleton excited the scientific community.
