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10 Language-to-English Dictionaries盛大な
Pronunciation / Transliteration: seidaina
"観客は盛大な拍手で選手たちを迎えた。"
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
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Exciting, stirring, or inspiring enthusiasm.
"The team gave a rousing performance in the second half of the match."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from the verb rouse (Middle English rousen, of uncertain origin, possibly related to Old Norse hrista or a term in falconry), combined with the present participle suffix -ing.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "rousing" is said worldwide
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entraînant
Transliteration: entraînant
"Le discours du président a été suivi d'une ovation entraînante."
mitreißend
Transliteration: mitreißend
"Sie hielt eine mitreißende Rede vor der Menge."
coinvolgente
Transliteration: coinvolgente
"La banda ha suonato una marcia coinvolgente."
animado
Transliteration: animado
"Dieron un discurso animado para motivar a los empleados."
empolgante
Transliteration: empolgante
"O público respondeu com aplausos a essa vitória empolgante."
उत्साهवर्धक
Transliteration: utsahvardhak
Script: उत्साहवर्धक
"नेता ने एक उत्साहवर्धक भाषण दिया।"
鼓舞人心的
Transliteration: gǔwǔ rénxīn de
"大会以一场鼓舞人心的演讲开幕。"
고무적인
Transliteration: gomujeogin
"그들은 고무적인 연설로 청중을 사로잡았다."
盛大な
Transliteration: seidaina
"観客は盛大な拍手で選手たちを迎えた。"
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