excite
🇺🇸
/ɪkˈsaɪt/
🇬🇧
/ɪkˈsaɪt/
verb
R
to make someone feel very happy and interested about something
The news about the trip will excite everyone in the class.
R
to make someone too active or nervous
Loud noises before sleep can excite children and keep them awake.
R
to cause a strong feeling or reaction in someone
The new game will excite players with its fun challenges.
R
to make someone feel sexual desire
Romantic movies often excite feelings of love and attraction.
R
to make a part of the body or system more active
Electric signals excite nerves to send messages to the brain.
translation
to make someone feel very happy and interested about something; to make someone too active or nervous; to cause a strong feeling or reaction in someone; to make someone feel sexual desire; to make a part of the body or system more active
Word Forms
3rd Present
excites
Past
excited
Perfect
excited
Progressive
exciting