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to excite
01
entusiasmar, animar
to make a person feel interested or happy, particularly about something that will happen soon
Transitive: to excite sb
informações gramaticais
composição morfológica
simples
verbo de ação
regular
presente
excite
3.ª pessoa do singular
excites
particípio presente
exciting
pretérito simples
excited
particípio passado
excited
Exemplos
The sight of snowflakes falling excited residents, heralding the arrival of winter.
A visão dos flocos de neve caindo animou os residentes, anunciando a chegada do inverno.
02
excitar, estimular
to cause a particular feeling or reaction to occur in someone
Transitive: to excite an emotion
Exemplos
The unexpected promotion excited a mix of joy and disbelief in her.
A promoção inesperada excitou uma mistura de alegria e descrença nela.
03
excitar, estimular
to generate a magnetic field in a material or device
Transitive: to excite a material or device
Exemplos
As the current increased, it excited the core, amplifying the magnetic flux.
À medida que a corrente aumentava, excitava o núcleo, amplificando o fluxo magnético.
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
Exemplos
Sound waves excited the fluid in the inner ear, triggering auditory signals.
As ondas sonoras excitam o fluido no ouvido interno, desencadeando sinais auditivos.
05
excitar, estimular
to stimulate someone in a way that leads to sexual arousal or desire
Transitive: to excite sb
Exemplos
She knew how to excite him with just a glance across the room.
Ela sabia como excitar ele com apenas um olhar através do quarto.
06
provocar, despertar
to cause something to happen or to stir up a particular reaction or event
Transitive: to excite a reaction
Exemplos
The festival ’s arrival excited anticipation in the community.
A chegada do festival excitou a antecipação na comunidade.
Árvore Lexical
excitable
excitant
excitation
excite
