to excite
01
使兴奋, 使激动
to make a person feel interested or happy, particularly about something that will happen soon
Transitive: to excite sb
例子
The news of the upcoming concert excited music fans all over the city.
即将到来的音乐会消息让全城的音乐迷都兴奋起来。
The thought of going on a vacation to the beach excited the children.
去海滩度假的想法让孩子们兴奋起来。
02
激发, 刺激
to cause a particular feeling or reaction to occur in someone
Transitive: to excite an emotion
例子
Her inspiring speech excited a sense of hope in the crowd.
她鼓舞人心的演讲在人群中激起了一种希望感。
The vivid painting excited feelings of nostalgia in everyone who saw it.
这幅生动的画作激发了所有看到它的人的怀旧之情。
03
激发, 刺激
to generate a magnetic field in a material or device
Transitive: to excite a material or device
例子
Engineers excited the electromagnet to lift the heavy steel beams.
工程师激发了电磁铁以提升沉重的钢梁。
The coil was excited with an electric current to create a strong magnetic field.
线圈被电流激励以产生强磁场。
04
刺激, 激发
to stimulate a physical or biological system, causing it to become more active or energized
Transitive: to excite a physical or biological system
例子
The electrical signal excited the neurons, leading to a rapid response.
电信号激发了神经元，导致快速反应。
Shining light on the material excited its atoms, causing them to emit energy.
照射材料的光激发了它的原子，使它们释放出能量。
05
激发, 刺激
to stimulate someone in a way that leads to sexual arousal or desire
Transitive: to excite sb
例子
The romantic atmosphere excited her in ways she had n't anticipated.
浪漫的气氛以一种她未曾预料的方式刺激了她。
A gentle touch on his neck excited him, sending shivers down his spine.
对他脖子的轻轻一碰刺激了他，令他的脊背一阵颤抖。
06
引起, 激起
to cause something to happen or to stir up a particular reaction or event
Transitive: to excite a reaction
例子
The controversial statement excited a strong public response.
有争议的声明激起了公众的强烈反应。
Her unexpected victory excited intense debate among the judges.
她的意外胜利激起了评委们的激烈辩论。
词汇树
excitable
excitant
excitation
excite
