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1 exhilarated
adj.1 eufórico(a), enardecido(a).2 animoso, emocionado, eufórico.pp.participio pasado del verbo EXHILARATE.pt.pretérito del verbo EXHILARATE. -
2 be exhilarated
v.estar eufórico, refocilarse. -
3 exhilarate
iɡ'ziləreit(to make (a person) feel happy and lively: He was exhilarated by the walk.) animar- exhilarating
tr[ɪg'zɪləreɪt]1 (make cheerful) animar, alegrar; (enliven, stimulate) avivar, estimularv.• alegrar v.• excitar v.• levantar el ánimo de v.• regocijar v.ɪg'zɪləreɪta) ( make happy) llenar de júbilob) ( stimulate) tonificar*, estimular[ɪɡ'zɪlǝreɪt]VT alegrar, entusiasmarto feel exhilarated — sentirse muy entusiasmado or alegre
* * *[ɪg'zɪləreɪt]a) ( make happy) llenar de júbilob) ( stimulate) tonificar*, estimular -
4 excited
adjective emocionadoexcited adj excitado / emocionado / ilusionadothe children were excited at the idea of going to the circus los niños estaban ilusionados con la idea de ir al circotr[ɪk'saɪtɪd]1 emocionado,-a, entusiasmado,-a, ilusionado,-a■ the children are so excited! ¡los niños están tan ilusionados!2 (sexually) excitado,-a, caliente\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto get excited (enthusiastically) emocionarse, entusiasmarse, apasionarse 2 (sexually) excitarse, ponerse calienteexcited [ɪk'saɪt̬əd, ɛk-] adj1) stimulated: excitado, estimulado2) enthusiastic: entusiasmado, emocionadoadj.• acalorado, -a adj.• caluroso, -a adj.• entusiasmado, -a adj.• excitado, -a adj.• ilusionado, -a adj.ɪk'saɪtəd, ɪk'saɪtɪda) (happy, enthusiastic) < person> entusiasmado, excitado; < shouts> de excitación or entusiasmoto be excited about something — estar* entusiasmado con algo
b) (nervous, worried) < person> excitado, agitado; <voice/gesture> vehemente, ansioso, nerviosodon't get excited — no te agites, no te pongas nervioso
c) (impatient, boisterous) < children> excitado, alborotado, revolucionadod) ( sexually) excitado[ɪk'saɪtɪd]ADJ1) (=exhilarated) [adult] entusiasmado; [child] excitado, alborotado; [voice, chatter] excitado; [cry, shout] de excitación•
I'm very excited about the new house — la nueva casa me hace mucha ilusión, estoy muy ilusionado or entusiasmado con la nueva casa•
to get excited (about sth) — entusiasmarse (con algo)the children are getting excited about the trip — los niños están cada vez más ilusionados or más entusiasmados con la idea del viaje
don't get excited, I only said she might come — ¡tranquilízate!, solo dije que puede que venga
2) (=agitated) [person, animal] agitado, nervioso; [crowd] alborotado; [state] de agitación, de nerviosismo; [voice] nervioso, excitado•
to get excited — [person] excitarse, ponerse nervioso; [crowd] alborotarse; [discussion] acalorarsedon't get excited! I'm not suggesting that... — ¡no te excites! or ¡no te pongas nervioso! or ¡no te acalores! no estoy sugiriendo que...
3) (sexually) excitado•
to get excited — excitarse4) (Phys) [atom, molecule] excitado* * *[ɪk'saɪtəd, ɪk'saɪtɪd]a) (happy, enthusiastic) < person> entusiasmado, excitado; < shouts> de excitación or entusiasmoto be excited about something — estar* entusiasmado con algo
b) (nervous, worried) < person> excitado, agitado; <voice/gesture> vehemente, ansioso, nerviosodon't get excited — no te agites, no te pongas nervioso
c) (impatient, boisterous) < children> excitado, alborotado, revolucionadod) ( sexually) excitado -
5 exhilarate
vt.1 entusiasmar, enardecer.2 alborozar, alegrar, refocilar.vi.alegrarse. (pt & pp exhilarated)
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