arouse
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A(z) „arouse” jelentĂ©se Ă©s meghatĂĄrozĂĄsa angolul

to arouse
01

felébreszt, ébredésre késztet

to wake from sleep or a state of rest
Intransitive
to arouse definition and meaning
Példåk
The loud thunderstorm outside caused the entire household to arouse from their sleep.
A hangos vihar odakint arra késztette az egész håztartåst, hogy felébredjen az ålmukból.
02

felkelt, kivĂĄlt

to call forth or evoke specific emotions, feelings, or responses
Transitive: to arouse feelings
Példåk
The vivid imagery in the poem had the ability to arouse a range of emotions, from joy to melancholy.
A költemĂ©ny Ă©lĂ©nk kĂ©pei kĂ©pesek voltak felkeltani az Ă©rzelmek skĂĄlĂĄjĂĄt, az örömtƑl a melankĂłliĂĄig.
03

ösztönöz, felkelt

to stimulate someone or something to action or activity
Transitive: to arouse sb
Példåk
The emergency alarm is meant to arouse residents and prepare them for a quick evacuation.
A vĂ©szjelzƑ rendszer cĂ©lja, hogy felkeltse a lakosokat Ă©s felkĂ©szĂ­tse Ƒket a gyors evakuĂĄlĂĄsra.
04

felébreszt, felkelt

to cause someone to wake up
Transitive: to arouse sb
Példåk
The persistent barking of the neighbor 's dog finally managed to arouse the entire household.
A szomszĂ©d kutĂĄjĂĄnak kitartĂł ugatĂĄsa vĂ©gĂŒl sikerrel felkeltette az egĂ©sz hĂĄztartĂĄst.
05

felkelt, izgat

to invoke sexual feelings of desire or excitement
Transitive: to arouse sb
Példåk
The subtle undulations of her body as she danced were intended to arouse the onlookers.
TestĂ©nek finom hullĂĄmzĂĄsa tĂĄnc közben arra szolgĂĄlt, hogy felkeltse a nĂ©zƑket.
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