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Перевод: excitement

[существительное]
возбуждение; волнение; азарт ; экзальтация

Тезаурус:

1. "You've done quite well," Arlene conceded, keeping to herself the growing excitement with which she had been watching Paula over the past weeks.
2. The dread excitement of D-Day came, and I longed to be at Bletchley where I felt I had had a rle.
3. Insurance shares produced some excitement.
4. Erotic publications and artefacts "reflect and celebrate the sexual nature and life of men and women" in the context of the total human personality (a definition usefully extended by Williams in observing that the purpose of the erotic is primarily to express sexual excitement rather than to cause it).
5. With his hands deep inside the penultimate trap, his body stiffened He felt a surge of excitement as something moved between his hands.
6. The arrival of the long-awaited kitten added to his excitement.
7. But the excitement of adventure took over as we prepared Faith's 1954 Tri-Pacer.
8. Shirley gave a little squeak of surprise and excitement.
9. Scott expects "pockets of horror" among those who hate sport or would do not relish a stadium at the foot of the garden, but he senses excitement generally.
10. There's a sense of release after the excitement, of fulfilment.
11. Once married and committed to their partner, they may find excitement has flown out of the window.
12. Whether owners, councillors, mothers, fathers, grandmothers, grandfathers and teachers have liked it or not, many generations of children have found pleasure and excitement in the hills, hollows, derelict buildings and long abandoned mines and mineral workings.
13. There is great excitement of the circulation; a full, fast pulse; great nervousness and excitement without much delirium.