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10 Language-to-English Dictionariesaufregen
Pronunciation / Transliteration: auf-re-gen
"Die Ankündigung des Konzerts hat die Fans aufgeregt."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
To cause strong feelings of enthusiasm and eagerness.
"The announcement of the concert excited the fans." - 2
To stimulate or provoke a response.
"The scientist's discovery excited interest in the field."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The word 'excite' originates from the Latin 'excitare', meaning 'to call out' or 'to rouse'. It evolved through Middle English, where it retained the sense of stirring up emotions or reactions.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Excite" is said worldwide
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exciter
Transliteration: eksite
"L'annonce du concert a excité les fans."
aufregen
Transliteration: auf-re-gen
"Die Ankündigung des Konzerts hat die Fans aufgeregt."
eccitare
Transliteration: etʃitare
"L'annuncio del concerto ha eccitato i fan."
excitar
Transliteration: eksitar
"El anuncio del concierto emocionó a los fans."
excitar
Transliteration: eksitar
"O anúncio do concerto excitou os fãs."
उत्साहित करना
Transliteration: utsāhit karnā
"कॉन्सर्ट की घोषणा ने प्रशंसकों को उत्साहित किया।"
激动
Transliteration: jīdòng
"音乐会的公告让粉丝们感到激动。"
흥분시키다
Transliteration: heungbunsikida
"콘서트 발표는 팬들을 흥분시켰다."
興奮させる
Transliteration: kōfun saseru
"コンサートの発表はファンを興奮させた。"
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