electrifying

• 形容某事物极其令人兴奋、激动，仿佛带有电流般的强烈感染力。也可指使人感到震撼或亢奋。

Describes something that is extremely exciting or thrilling, as if it gives an electric shock.

1. Thrilling or excitingB2informal

   Causing a sudden feeling of great excitement or thrill.

   令人兴奋的

   • The band gave an electrifying performance last night.
   • Her speech was electrifying and moved the audience to tears.
   • The final match was electrifying, with both teams playing at their best.

   同义词breathtakingexcitingexhilaratinggalvanizinggrippinginvigoratingrivetingrousingspellbindingstimulatingstirringthrilling

   反义词boringdulltediousunexcitinguninspiringuninteresting

2. Shocking or startlingC1formal

   Causing a sudden, intense shock or surprise.

   令人震惊的

   • The news of the merger was electrifying for the entire industry.
   • His sudden resignation had an electrifying effect on the company.
   • The discovery of the ancient artifact was electrifying for archaeologists.

   同义词astonishingastoundingjoltingshockingstartlingstunning

   反义词expectedpredictableunexcitingunremarkableunsurprising

• 动词，指使物体带电、通电；也指使人突然感到极度兴奋、激动或震撼。

A verb meaning to charge with electricity or to cause a sudden feeling of excitement or thrill.

1. Charge with electricityB2formal

   To supply or charge something with electric power.

   使带电

   • The company plans to electrify the entire railway network.
   • They electrified the fence to keep animals out.
   • The new system will electrify the building's heating.

   同义词chargeenergizepowerwire

   反义词discharge

2. Excite or thrillB2informal

   To cause someone to feel sudden and intense excitement or enthusiasm.

   使激动

   • The singer's performance electrified the audience.
   • His speech electrified the crowd at the rally.
   • The news of the discovery electrified the scientific community.

   同义词amazeanimateastoundenergizeenthuseexcitefiregalvanizeintoxicateinvigoraterousestimulatestirthrillwow

   反义词boredeadendiscouragedisheartendull