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excited

/ɪkˈsaɪtɪd/

Traduzioni

excitedverb

excited

Past Simple

excited

Past Participle

/ɪkˈsaɪ.tɪd/

Used as the simple past tense and past participle form of the verb "excite".

a enthousiasméPassé du verbe excite dans un sens courant.

The surprise announcement excited everyone in the office.

La surprise a enthousiasmé tout le monde au bureau.

Traduzioni aggiuntive

a excitéSelon le contexte, notamment pour un effet de stimulation ou d'agitation.

Sinonimi

fired up

excitedadjective

more excited

Comp.

most excited

Super.

/ɪkˈsaɪtɪd/

enthousiaste

The children were excited about the upcoming field trip.

Les enfants étaient enthousiastes à l'idée de la sortie scolaire à venir.

surexcitéÉtat d'énergie ou d'agitation accrue; souvent pour une foule, une personne ou un groupe.

The excited crowd cheered loudly as the band took the stage.

La foule surexcitée a applaudi bruyamment lorsque le groupe est monté sur scène.

excitéSens technique en physique.

The laser relies on excited electrons dropping back to a lower energy level and emitting photons.

Le laser repose sur des électrons excités qui retombent à un niveau d'énergie plus bas en émettant des photons.

excitéSens physiologique ou sexuel.

She felt excited just thinking about his touch.

Elle se sentait excitée rien qu'en pensant à son toucher.

Sinonimi

fired up

Contrari

exciteverb

excited

Past Simple

excited

Past Simple

excited

Past Participle

exciting

Gerund

/ɪkˈsaɪt/

enthousiasmer

The news of the concert excited the fans.

La nouvelle du concert a enthousiasmé les fans.

exciterSens technique et scientifique.

The scientist excited the particles with a laser.

Le scientifique a excité les particules avec un laser.

exciterPhysique et chimie.

The laser excited the atoms, causing them to emit light.

Le laser a excité les atomes, les obligeant à émettre de la lumière.

Traduzioni aggiuntive

susciterSens figuré : provoquer ou faire naître des émotions ou des réactions.

Sinonimi

Contrari

excitepast participle

excited

Used mainly predicatively to denote a state of being enthusiastic or eager.

enthousiasteS'emploie aussi au féminin : enthousiaste.

The children were excited about their upcoming trip.

Les enfants étaient enthousiastes à l'idée de leur prochain voyage.

Traduzioni aggiuntive

impatientSens d'attente joyeuse ou fébrile ; s'emploie aussi au féminin : impatiente.

excitéSens scientifique : état d'énergie plus élevé ; s'emploie aussi au féminin : excitée.

Sinonimi

Definizioni

excitedverb

Simple past tense and past participle of excite.

The surprise announcement excited everyone in the office.

excitedadjective

Feeling or showing enthusiasm and eagerness.

The children were excited about the upcoming field trip.

Characterized by a heightened state of energy or activity.

The excited crowd cheered loudly as the band took the stage.

In physics, of an atom, molecule, or sub-atomic particle: in a state of higher energy than the ground state.

The laser relies on excited electrons dropping back to a lower energy level and emitting photons.

Experiencing sexual arousal.

She felt excited just thinking about his touch.

exciteverb

To cause someone to feel enthusiastic and eager.

The news of the concert excited the fans.

To increase the activity of something, especially a physical or chemical process.

The scientist excited the particles with a laser.

To arouse or stir up emotions or feelings.

The thrilling movie excited the audience.

Physics/Chemistry: To raise (an electron, atom, or molecule) to a higher energy level.

The laser excited the atoms, causing them to emit light.

excitepast participle

Filled with enthusiasm or eager expectation.

The children were excited about their upcoming trip.

Physics/Chemistry: In a state of higher energy than the ground state.

The sensor detected photons released by the excited molecules.