Summary
to excite {verb}
entusiasmare · appassionare · concitare · eccitare · emozionare · stimolare · impressionare · agitare · entusiasmare · appassionare · esagitare · mettere in agitazione · accalorare
English-Italian translation for "to excite"
"to excite" Italian translation
to excite {verb}
to excite [excited|excited] {vb} (also: to excite, to stimulate, to stir, to exalt)
It's very tough duty; we're doing this on a sailing vessel, in part to help excite young people about going into science.
So basically, you have a group of people who are excited by the idea.
Ladies and gentlemen, there is a considerable amount of work to be done, but it is exciting.
This is probably the most exciting new development in the European research landscape.
Mr President, I rather think that the September judgment represents a very exciting challenge.
to excite [excited|excited] {vb} (also: to excite, to affect, to move, to fascinate)
It is an exciting time, and I look forward to the review returning for second reading.
Mr President, the Luxembourg Presidency promises to be lively but exciting.
We wish you good luck in this difficult but exciting task.
Negotiating with the Council into the early hours of the morning is not always too exciting, but it was worth it this time.
But it was an exciting experience.
to excite [excited|excited] {vb} (also: to instigate, to stir up, to rouse, to incite)
to excite [excited|excited] {v.t.} (also: to spirit, to heat, to provoke, to stir)
It's really a research event packaged in a more exciting competition event.
Every time I listen to that, I get goose bumps. It's so amazing, it's so exciting.
But the thing that I'm really, really excited about is this incredible granola house.
It's not very exciting, but if you know what's there, it's pretty emotional.
And I'll suggest that this coal is about as exciting as this chalk.
to excite [excited|excited] {v.t.}
I'm getting terribly excited as my mind and my eyes flick across these things.
So the exciting part isn't so much the mechatronics, but the control.
It's never -- it's really never been a more exciting, or a vital time, to be a biologist.
Now, when I heard him speak, it was exciting for a number of reasons.
I'm excited and I'm scared, both at the same time in equal measures.
to excite [excited|excited] {v.t.} (also: to innervate, to pique, to drum up)
I find this sort of free discussion on a new subject unbelievably exciting.
And the phosphor is excited by the blue and makes the light white and warm and pleasant.
It is exciting, a lot of good things can happen, but there are some fears.
I only hope that we shall continue to work on this exciting subject.
These individual efforts are in themselves a sign of political vitality; it is very exciting.
to excite [excited|excited] {v.t.}
Now I know that the number one rule to being cool is to seem unfazed, to never admit that anything scares you or impresses you or excites you.
to excite [excited|excited] {v.t.} (also: to spirit, to provoke, to discompose, to perturb)
He went in to check on her for school, and he got very excited.
to excite [excited|excited] {v.t.} (also: to stimulate, to excite, to stir, to exalt)
to excite [excited|excited] {v.t.} (also: to affect, to move, to fascinate, to engage)
to excite [excited|excited] {v.t.}
to excite [excited|excited] {v.t.}
to excite [excited|excited] {v.t.}
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "excite":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "to excite" in Italian
Similar words
excerption · excess · excessive · excessively · exchange · exchangeable · exchanged · exchanges · exciseman · excision · excite · excited · excitement · exciting · excluded · excluding · exclusion · exclusive · exclusively · exclusivity · excrement
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