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Перевод: excite

[глагол]
возбуждать; возбудить; волновать; разволновать; взвинтить; вызывать; пробуждать; побуждать

Тезаурус:

1. But all that controversy on television failed to excite the public.
2. Outside the schoolroom there was much to excite a boy - fair-days, the Royal Irish Constabulary, the donkey races, the pig-killings, the fights outside the public houses, the drumming of the Orange parades and the occasional riots.
3. It is only when people are shown and offered things that excite their brains and imagination that standards go up.
4. But they are safe enough, if unlikely to excite, and are backed by a secure yield of almost 6 p.c.
5. Historically tea has been a fairly dull market, dominated by trade interests - two arguments against the London Fox's efforts to excite interest in a tea futures contract.
6. As he has been discovering, the issues which excite New Yorkers are not rising levels of crime, poverty and the deteriorating quality of life.
7. But he doesn't excite anyone.
8. Here near to Foxton are examples of all sorts of things that excite the blood of the canal enthusiast: a delightful cut through the centre of the village taking the boatman to the once prosperous wharves and building yards of Market Harborough; a wonderful hand-operated swingbridge allowing the more adventurous visitors to negotiate Swingbridge Lane on their own; visible and tangible memories of boatmen's inns.
9. This week-end event continues to excite enthusiastic support, demonstrating the strength of community life which exists in Kidlington.
10. An election rally must inspire, enthuse and excite, and radiate these qualities out through the media.
11. Schools excite the ambitions of the Indians.
12. So keen is Berkeley on the idea that the existence of real objects consists in their actually being perceived, that he appears to explain their continuity, not by a readiness on God's part to excite ideas in us , but rather by God's own continued perception.
13. But the game failed to excite the Russian elite and was eventually banned by the Tsars as a rowdy pastime.