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aroused

/uh-rouzd/US // əˈraʊzd //

兴起的,觉醒的,兴起,觉醒了

Related Words

awaken觉醒,唤醒,苏醒,醒来rouse鼓动,鼓动人心,唤醒,鼓动起来stir搅动,搅拌,挑动,搅动了incite煽动,鼓动,挑动,挑起instigate煽动,鼓动,唆使,挑唆inflame发炎,发火,发怒,发炎了kindle点燃,点读,点阅,点读机spark火花,火星,火花机,火花效应provoke挑动,挑衅,挑起,撩拨spur刺激,刺激性,刺激性的stimulate刺激,激励,激发,刺激性whip up鞭打,掀起,搅动,鞭打着foment鼓动,酝酿,助长,酝酿着thrill激动,激动人心,感到兴奋,激动不已enliven搞活,活跃起来,活跃,活化warm温暖,温暖的,暖和,温馨提示move行动,移动,举措,搬迁goad鞭策,鞭笞,鞭打,鞭挞agitate搅拌,鼓动,搅拌器,煽动alert警惕,提醒,警报,警觉

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : stirred up to strong response: The Legislature must answer for its actions to an informed and highly aroused public.
    • : showing or feeling sexual excitement: "I must ask you that question more often, husband," she says, an aroused glow in her eyes.
    • : awake and alert: In this long arctic winter the new moon makes me lethargic, and conversely the full moon keeps me pleasantly aroused and energetic.

Synonyms & Antonyms

verbexcite, entice
Synonyms
awaken觉醒,唤醒,苏醒,醒来foment鼓动,酝酿,助长,酝酿着incite煽动,鼓动,挑动,挑起inflame发炎,发火,发怒,发炎了instigate煽动,鼓动,唆使,挑唆kindle点燃,点读,点阅,点读机provoke挑动,挑衅,挑起,撩拨rouse鼓动,鼓动人心,唤醒,鼓动起来spark火花,火星,火花机,火花效应spur刺激,刺激性,刺激性的stimulate刺激,激励,激发,刺激性stir搅动,搅拌,挑动,搅动了whip up鞭打,掀起,搅动,鞭打着agitate搅拌,鼓动,搅拌器,煽动alert警惕,提醒,警报,警觉animate动画,动画片,动画制作,动画化call呼叫,称呼,调用,打电话给challenge挑战,挑战赛,挑战性,难题electrify通电,带电,通电的,触电enliven搞活,活跃起来,活跃,活化foster培养,促进,养育,培育goad鞭策,鞭笞,鞭打,鞭挞move行动,移动,举措,搬迁rally拉力赛,拉力赛中,拉链,拉力赛中的send发送,送,发出,送出thrill激动,激动人心,感到兴奋,激动不已waken唤醒,醒来,醒来后,觉醒warm温暖,温暖的,暖和,温馨提示whet硎fire up兴起,燃烧,开火,兴建heat up升温,热议,加热,热turn on开启,打开,开通,开启了wake up醒来,醒来后,醒来吧,醒来之后work up编制,做好工作,做好,工作

Examples

  • Also, that people are less disgusted by certain sexual matters when they’re aroused.

  • Am I going to be turned on by a man I know is aroused by other men and has sex with other men?

  • Murder Boner” is a great one: “The thought of extinguishing a human life really makes me aroused.

  • “How it reached this animated video nobody knows, and this has aroused a debate on the social networks,” Badawy said.

  • But the man who truly aroused their fury is the Egyptian general-turned-president Abdel Fattah al Sisi.

  • This speech aroused great skepticism at Titanic's table, which in turn aroused bets.

  • Louis was not less astonished at this charge, than the Empress had been at the communication which aroused it.

  • Like an electric shock, the well-known chords of the Tragala aroused his hearers—every one crowded round the singer.

  • One day the hopes of all were aroused by a distant roar in the mountains, only to be dashed by finding it to be thunder.

  • The first was a democratic step indeed, and aroused great excitement.

  • It had been aroused a little by the stranger himself; secondly by their scared faces; thirdly by this close conference.

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