excitation

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A noun referring to a state of being emotionally aroused and worked up, or the neural or electrical arousal of an organ, muscle, or gland, or something that agitates and arouses.

ruСуществительное, обозначающее состояние эмоционального возбуждения и взволнованности, или нервное или электрическое возбуждение органа, мышцы или железы, или то, что волнует и возбуждает.esSustantivo que designa el estado de excitación emocional o agitación, o la estimulación nerviosa o eléctrica de un órgano, músculo o glándula, o aquello que aviva y entusiasma.frÉtat d'excitation émotionnelle et d'enthousiasme, ou stimulation nerveuse ou électrique d'un organe, d'un muscle ou d'une glande, ou ce qui excite et éveille l'intérêt.deSubstantiv, das den Zustand emotionaler Erregung und Aufgeregtheit bezeichnet, oder die nervliche oder elektrische Erregung eines Organs, Muskels oder einer Drüse, oder etwas, das erregt und anregt.ptSubstantivo que designa um estado de excitação emocional e agitação, ou a estimulação nervosa ou elétrica de um órgão, músculo ou glândula, ou aquilo que excita e estimula.zh名词，指情绪上的兴奋、激动或紧张不安的状态，也指器官、肌肉或腺体在神经或电刺激下的应激反应，或引起兴奋、激动的事物。arاسم يدل على حالة من الإثارة والانفعال أو الهيجان العاطفي، أو على تنبيه عصبي أو كهربائي لعضو أو عضلة أو غدة، أو على ما يثير المشاعر ويحرّكها.

1. Emotional arousal B2 formal

   A state of being emotionally stirred, excited, or worked up.

   • The crowd was in a state of high excitation during the concert.
   • Her voice trembled with excitation as she told the story.
   • The news caused great excitation among the fans.

   ruВозбуждениеesExcitación emocionalfrExcitation émotionnelledeErregungptExcitaçãozh兴奋arاستثارة عاطفية

   Sinónimos: agitationarousalexcitementfervorpassionstimulationthrill

   Antónimos: calmnesscomposureindifferenceserenitytranquility

2. Physiological or neural arousal C1 formal medical

   The activation of a nerve, muscle, or gland by an electrical or chemical stimulus.

   • The doctor measured the neural excitation in the patient's leg.
   • Muscle excitation occurs when a nerve impulse reaches the fibers.
   • The drug reduced the excitation of the glandular cells.

   ruВозбуждениеesExcitación fisiológica o neuralfrExcitation physiologique ou neuronaledeErregungptExcitaçãozh兴奋arتنبيه

   Sinónimos: activationarousalexcitementfiringstimulation

   Antónimos: inhibitionquiescencesuppression

3. Stimulus or agitation C1 formal

   Something that agitates, arouses, or provokes a reaction.

   • The speech was an excitation for political change.
   • The discovery served as an excitation for further research.
   • The protest was an excitation that stirred the community.

   ruВозбуждениеesexcitaciónfrExcitation (stimulation)deErregungptExcitaçãozh激发arإثارة

   Sinónimos: agitationarousalimpetusincitementprovocationspurstimulantstimulustrigger

   Antónimos: calmcalmnesscomposurepeacequietserenitytranquility

• excitations plural form
• excitations' possessive plural form
• excitation's possessive singular form