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| 11. | To become excited or aroused. |
| 兴奋，激昂变得兴奋或激昂 |
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| 12. | The state or condition of being excited. |
| 兴奋兴奋的状态 |
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| 13. | focus of excitation |
| 兴奋灶;兴奋中心 |
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| 14. | a flurry of excitement |
| 一阵兴奋 |
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| 15. | Tending to excite;stimulating. |
| 使兴奋的趋向兴奋的；使兴奋的 |
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| 16. | optimal arousal level theory |
| 适度兴奋论适度兴奋论 |
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| 17. | So I did a lot of thinking last night, and there's something I'm pretty excited about. |
| 因此我昨晚想了许多, 有些事情让我感到相当的兴奋 |
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| 18. | All these rivers rushed and churned together in the sea of his brain, making him so charged he felt a little dizzy. |
| 这些河流在他的脑海里飞溅激荡，他感到兴奋得有些晕眩。 |
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| 19. | Onstage, Bai thrills『使兴奋；使激动』 the packed『挤满的；塞满的』 theatre with her swordplay, acrobatic『杂技般的；杂技演员般的』 |
| [26] 白惠心的唱腔及舞剑、跃翻腾的动作令台下的满座观众赞叹不已。 |
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| 20. | theory of excitation |
| 兴奋说 |
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