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1 збуджений
збуджений стан фіз. — excited state
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2 збуджений стан
Українсько-англійський словник з аналітичної хімії > збуджений стан
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3 збуджений
Українсько-англійський словник з аналітичної хімії > збуджений
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4 підвищений
increased; eminent, heightened, higher, exalted, sublimeу підвищеному настрої — excited, in an excited mood
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5 входити
= ввійти1) (ідучи, потрапляти кудись) to enter (in, into); to go (in, into), to come (in, into), to walk (in, into)входити в порт мор. — to sail ( to steam) into the port, to enter the harbour
2) ( уміщуватися) to go ( into)3) ( до організації) to be a member (of)4) ( бути складовою частиною) to form, to be a part (of)5) ( вникати в щось) to get ( into); to penetrate ( into)входити в чиєсь становище — to understand smb.'s position; to put oneself in smb.'s place
6)входити в азарт — to get/grow ( all) excited/heated, to get all worked-up, to get into a lather
входити в довіру до когось — ( to try) to win smb.'s confidence
входити в звичку — to become a habit, to grow into a habit, to get / become accustomed to smth.
входити в колію — to settle down, to return to normal, to get back into a routine
входити в побут — to become usual, to become the custom
входити в роль — to grow into a role, to ( begin to) feel one's feet
входити до складу (чого-небудь) — to form/be part (of), to belong (to)
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6 гарячитися
to get excited, to get into a passion ( temper); to chafe, to storm -
7 екзальтований
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8 захвилюватися
1) ( про море) to wave, to billow, to rise in waves2) ( про людину) to be agitated (alarmed, excited) -
9 збуджуватися
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10 кипіти
1) to boil; to simmer2) to boil, to bubble, to seethe, to effervesce; to be excited ( angry)кипіти ключем — to boil/bubble over
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11 кип'ятитися
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12 наелектризований
1) electrified2) excited -
13 переполошитися
to take alarm; to be flurried, to get excited -
14 перехвилюватися
to be excited (agitated, alarmed, troubled); to be uneasy ( about); to be anxious (about, for); ( за когось) to worry, to fret -
15 піднесений
1) raised, lifted up, elevated, taken up2) ( про душевний стан) enthusiastic, animated; exaltedу піднесеному настрої — elate, excited
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16 погарячитися
to lose one's temper, to be in a temper, to fly into a passion, to be a little short-tempered; to get excited -
17 покип'ятитися
1) to be boiled for a while; to boil for a while2) to be excited ( angry) for a while -
18 розгарячатися
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19 розпалений
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20 розхвилюватися
to get agitated ( excited); to fluster, to palpitate; to be in trepidationрозхвилюватися через дрібниці — to be fussed ( to fuss) over trifles
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