electrifying 的定义
e·lec·tri·fied, e·lec·tri·fy·ing.
- to charge with or subject to electricity; apply electricity to.
- to supply with electric power: The valley wasn't electrified until 1936.
- to equip for the use of electric power, as a railroad.
- to excite greatly; thrill: to electrify an audience.
electrifying 近义词
thrill, stimulate
更多electrifying例句
- There are a lot of things happening at our state, providing funding to help electrify.
- Manufacturers can technically “electrify” vehicles by swapping out the internal combustion engine for electric parts.
- As things currently stand, unless Hunter, Reddish, Okongwu and Collins become above-average, all-around defenders who can help electrify Atlanta’s offense, pairing Young with a similarly aged co-pilot once he reaches his prime could be tricky.
- Its 1977 victory, against a dominant Moscow team at the height of the Cold War, electrified Israel and solidified its love of basketball.
- Similarly, it is hard to electrify industrial production, as Vox’s David Roberts explained earlier this year.
- Francis is well into his seventies, looks it, has a mild demeanor and soft speaking style; but his rhetoric is electrifying.
- There was never any doubt that Stritch would still be around, still electrifying the stage and screen.
- Eastwood is a singular screen presence, and he can be electrifying in the right role.
- The Bearcats feature electrifying swingman Sean Kilpatrick, but his teammates seriously struggle to score.
- In February of this year, the magazine produced a special issue on sexual violence with an electrifying cover.
- And when he stood erect again it seemed that the old earth had a stirring, electrifying impetus for his feet.
- There is something charmingly boyish in his enthusiasm over his own manly valor and his confidence in its "electrifying" effect.
- A few weeks later came the electrifying news of his engagement to his second cousin, Cecil Charnock.
- The effect of this command on Mr. Toosypegs, in his present disordered state of mind was perfectly electrifying.
- The air was keen and clear, with an electrifying quality that made the blood bound faster.