arouse 英 [əˈraʊz]   美 [əˈraʊz]

arouse

arouse  英 [əˈraʊz] 美 [əˈraʊz]

v. 引起;唤醒; 

进行时:arousing  过去式:aroused  过去分词:aroused  第三人称单数:arouses 

Her strange behaviour aroused our suspicions. 她的古怪行为引起了我们的怀疑。
The whole community was aroused by the crime. 这个罪行使整个社会行动起来。

  • Although the verb arouse basically means "to wake up," it is usually not accomplished with an alarm clock. A patriotic song might arouse your love of country, and a new idea might arouse your imagination.
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  • v. 引起;唤醒;
  • 1. Her strange behaviour aroused our suspicions.

    她的古怪行为引起了我们的怀疑。

  • 2. The whole community was aroused by the crime.

    这个罪行使整个社会行动起来。

  • 3. to arouse sb's interest

    引起某人的兴趣

  • arouse (v.) 1590s, "awaken, stir to action" (transitive), from a- (1) "on" + rouse. Related: Aroused; arousing.
arouse / əˈraʊz ; NAmE əˈraʊz / verb 1 arousesth to make sb have a particular feeling or attitude 激起,引起(感情、态度) to arouse sb's interest/curiosity/anger 引起某人的兴趣╱好奇心╱怒气 Her strange behaviour aroused our suspicions. 她的古怪行为引起了我们的怀疑。 2 arousesb to make sb feel sexually excited 激起性欲 SYN excite 3 arousesb to make you feel more active and want to start doing sth 使行动起来;激发 The whole community was aroused by the crime. 这个罪行使整个社会行动起来。 4 arousesb (from sth) ( formal) to wake sb from sleep 唤醒 see also rouse arousal / əˈraʊzl ; NAmE əˈraʊzl / noun [uncountable ] emotional/sexual arousal 情绪激动;性冲动 arouse arouses aroused arousing arouse / əˈraʊz ; NAmE əˈraʊz / arousal / əˈraʊzl ; NAmE əˈraʊzl /
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