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1 excite
transitive verb1) (thrill) begeisternshe was/became excited by the idea — die Idee begeisterte sie
2) (agitate) aufregenbe/become excited by something — sich über etwas (Akk.) aufregen od. erregen
3) (stimulate sexually) erregen* * *1) (to cause or rouse strong feelings of expectation, happiness etc in: The children were excited at the thought of the party.) aufregen•- academic.ru/25498/excitable">excitable- excitability
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- exciting* * *ex·cite[ɪkˈsaɪt, ek-]vt1. (stimulate)to \excite an audience ein Publikum begeisternto be \excited about an idea von einer Idee begeistert seinto be \excited about a prospect/discovery eine Aussicht/eine Entdeckung aufregend finden2. (awaken)to \excite sb's curiosity jds Neugierde weckento \excite feelings Gefühle verursachento \excite sb's imagination jds Fantasie anregento \excite passion Leidenschaft hervorrufen, SCHWEIZ a. der Leidenschaft rufento \excite speculation zu Spekulationen führen* * *[Ik'saɪt]vt1) person, animal aufregen, aufgeregt machen; (= rouse enthusiasm in) begeisternthe news had clearly excited him — er war wegen der Nachricht sichtlich aufgeregt
the prospect doesn't exactly excite me — ich finde die Aussicht nicht gerade begeisternd
3) sentiments, passion, admiration erregen; interest, curiosity wecken, erregen; imagination, appetite anregenthe issue has excited a great deal of fierce debate — das Thema hat viele heiße Debatten ausgelöst
* * *excite [ıkˈsaıt] v/t1. er-, aufregen:excite o.s., get excited sich aufregen, sich ereifern ( beide:about über akk)2. jemanden (an-, auf)reizen, aufstacheln3. jemandes Interesse etc erregen, (er)wecken, hervorrufen, den Appetit, die Fantasie anregen5. (sexuell) erregen6. FOTO lichtempfindlich machen, präparieren7. ELEK erregen8. Atomphysik: den Kern anregen* * *transitive verb1) (thrill) begeisternshe was/became excited by the idea — die Idee begeisterte sie
2) (agitate) aufregenbe/become excited by something — sich über etwas (Akk.) aufregen od. erregen
3) (stimulate sexually) erregen* * *v.animieren v.anregen v.aufregen v.erregen v.hervorrufen v. -
2 work up
1. transitive verb2) (excite) aufpeitschen [Menge]2. intransitive verbwork oneself up into a rage/fury — sich in einen Wutanfall/in Raserei hineinsteigern
1)work up to something — [Musik:] sich zu etwas steigern; [Geschichte, Film:] auf etwas (Akk.) zusteuern
I'll have to work up to it — ich muss darauf hinarbeiten
2) [Rock usw.:] sich hochschieben* * *1) (to excite or rouse gradually: She worked herself up into a fury. ( adjective worked-up: Don't get so worked-up!).) sich steigern, aufgebracht2) (to raise or create: I just can't work up any energy/appetite/enthusiasm today.) aufbringen* * *◆ work upI. vt1. (generate)to \work up up courage sich dat Mut machento \work up up the courage/energy to do sth den Mut/die Energie aufbringen etw zu tun2. (upset, make angry)▪ to \work up up ⇆ sb jdn aufpeitschento \work up oneself/sb up into a [real] state sich akk /jdn [furchtbar] aufregen3. (develop)▪ to \work up up ⇆ sth etw entwickelnto \work up up data into a report Daten zu einem Bericht verarbeitento \work up up a plan einen Plan ausarbeitento \work up up a sweat ins Schwitzen kommen4. (prepare)II. vi1. (progress to) peopleI \work uped up to half an hour exercising a day ich habe meine Trainingszeit auf eine halbe Stunde am Tag gesteigert2. (get ready for)* * *1. vt sep1) (= develop) business zu etwas bringen, entwickeln; enthusiasm (in oneself) aufbringen; appetite sich (dat) holen; courage sich (dat) machento work one's way up ( through the ranks) — von der Pike auf dienen
to work up a sweat — richtig ins Schwitzen kommen
2) lecture, theme, notes ausarbeitenSee:→ academic.ru/29425/frenzy">frenzy2. vi(skirt etc) sich hochschieben* * *A v/t1. verarbeiten ( into zu)2. ausarbeiten ( into zu)4. a) Interesse etc entwickelnb) sich Appetit etc holen:5. a) ein Thema bearbeitenb) sich einarbeiten in (akk), etwas gründlich studierenwork up a rage, work o.s. up into a rage sich in eine Wut hineinsteigern;worked up, wrought up aufgebracht, erregtB v/i sich steigern (to zu)* * *1. transitive verb2) (excite) aufpeitschen [Menge]2. intransitive verbwork oneself up into a rage/fury — sich in einen Wutanfall/in Raserei hineinsteigern
1)work up to something — [Musik:] sich zu etwas steigern; [Geschichte, Film:] auf etwas (Akk.) zusteuern
2) [Rock usw.:] sich hochschieben* * *v.aufbereiten v.verarbeiten v.
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