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excitation

/ˌek.saɪˈteɪ.ʃən/

翻译: 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。

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词语关系

noun

/ˌek.saɪˈteɪ.ʃən/C1formal
  • 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。

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.

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  1. Emotional arousalB2formal

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

    zh兴奋

    • 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.

    同义词agitationarousalexcitementfervorpassionstimulationthrill

    反义词calmnesscomposureindifferenceserenitytranquility

  2. Physiological or neural arousalC1formalmedical

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

    zh兴奋

    • 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.

    同义词activationarousalexcitementfiringstimulation

    反义词inhibitionquiescencesuppression

  3. Stimulus or agitationC1formal

    Something that agitates, arouses, or provokes a reaction.

    zh激发

    • 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.

    同义词agitationarousalimpetusincitementprovocationspurstimulantstimulustrigger

    反义词calmcalmnesscomposurepeacequietserenitytranquility

词形
  • excitations plural form
  • excitations' possessive plural form
  • excitation's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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