| 正面 | 5389.excite 英 [ɪk'saɪt; ek-]美 [ɪk'saɪt]     |
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| 背面 |     释义： 1、ex- "out" + cit- "move, stir, call, rouse" + -e.2、字面含义：make motion(激发、刺激而使其活动), stir up, call out.vt. 激起；刺激…，使…兴奋vi. 激动 例句： 1. Reports of the plot of this unusual film tend to excite revulsion.有关这部不同寻常电影的情节的报道常常令人生厌。 excite 兴奋ex-, 向外。-cit, 呼喊，移动，词源同cite, cinema. 后用于心理学，指唤醒，兴奋。 exciteexcite: [14] The use of the word excite to convey ‘agitated elation’ is a comparatively recent development, first recorded from the mid 19th century. Before that it was a fairly neutral verb, meaning ‘produce a response, provoke’ (as in the rather formal ‘excite much comment’). It comes, perhaps via Old French exciter, from Latin excitāre ‘call forth, arouse, produce’. This was a variant of exciēre, a compound verb formed from the prefix ex- ‘out’ and ciēre ‘move, call’ (source also of English cite, incite, recite, and solicit).=> cite, incite, recite, solicitexcite (v.)mid-14c., "to move, stir up, instigate," from Old French esciter (12c.) or directly from Latin excitare "rouse, call out, summon forth, produce," frequentative of exciere "call forth, instigate," from ex- "out" (see ex-) + ciere "set in motion, call" (see cite). Of feelings, from late 14c. Of bodily organs or tissues, from 1831. Main modern sense of "emotionally agitate" is first attested 1821." |