to excite

基本解釋

What is more, it wasn`t easy to excite the enthusiasm of young people in the surrounding area.
而且，要激發(fā)周邊地區(qū)年輕人的熱情也并非輕而易舉的一件事。
This could be reading, dancing, your work or whether you like his dad, his mom and his grandmother. The important thing is to excite interest in children.
這些可能是閱讀，跳舞，工作或你是否喜歡他爸爸，媽媽和他外婆——重要的是激發(fā)他的興趣。
These attempts to excite compassion by the representation of bodily pain, may be regarded as among the greatest breaches of decorum of which the Greek theatre has set the example.
通過(guò)展示身體的疼痛來(lái)激發(fā)人們的同情心可以說(shuō)是嚴(yán)重破壞了戲劇的莊重，希臘戲劇就開(kāi)了這個(gè)先河。

Today,Mars continues to excite -- not as the object of science fiction but of scientific study.
So, if you use a black lamp or something and you excite something up to a higher energy level and then it relaxes back down to its lower energy state, it's going to emit a new wavelength of light, which is going to be visible to you.
如果你用一個(gè)紫外燈或別的,東西把某種分子激發(fā)到,更高的能級(jí)，然后它會(huì)掉回,到低能級(jí)，它就會(huì)釋放,一個(gè)新的波長(zhǎng)的光,這個(gè)光是可見(jiàn)的。
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Another is the failure of Democrats to excite us with a positive alternative vision.
FORBES: American Hissy Fit
But modern art is just as likely to alienate ordinary people as to excite them.
ECONOMIST: The Tate Modern