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Pronunciation / Transliteration: kakusei
"脳の覚醒状態を測る実験が行われた。"
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The state of being awakened or stimulated to action, physiological readiness, or sexual excitement.
"The loud noise caused a sudden arousal of fear and alertness."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from the verb 'arouse' (from Old French 'aroser' or English formations with 'a-' + 'rouse'), dating back to the late 18th century.
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éveil
Transliteration: éveil
"L'éveil émotionnel est important en psychologie."
Erregung
Transliteration: Erregung
"Die körperliche Erregung stieg vor dem Wettkampf an."
eccitazione
Transliteration: eccitazione
"L'eccitazione del sistema nervoso può causare insonnia."
excitación
Transliteration: excitación
"El estudio analiza los niveles de excitación cerebral."
excitação
Transliteration: excitação
"A excitação fisiológica varia conforme a situação."
उत्तेजना
Transliteration: uttejana
"शारीरिक उत्तेजना तनाव के कारण बढ़ सकती है।"
觉醒
Transliteration: juéxǐng
"咖啡因可以提高大脑的觉醒水平。"
각성
Transliteration: gaksong
"이 약물은 중추신경계의 각성을 유도한다."
覚醒
Transliteration: kakusei
"脳の覚醒状態を測る実験が行われた。"
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