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| 11. | It was a cruel mockery that she should for the first time excite his animosity when she had taken his surname. |
| 在她改用了他的姓氏以后，反而第一次激起他的仇恨心理，这真是哭笑不得的残酷事。 |
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| 12. | To agitate;stir up. |
| 烦扰；激起 |
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| 13. | To be stirred up;rise. |
| 激起；升起 |
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| 14. | To arouse the passions of. |
| 激起…的热情 |
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| 15. | kick up; kick Back |
| 踢起;激起 |
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| 16. | To incite to anger or resentment. |
| 激起，挑起激起愤怒或怨恨的情感 |
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| 17. | To foment;incite. |
| 激起；激怒 |
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| 18. | excite an angry crowd |
| 激起群愤 |
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| 19. | Galvanize into |
| 引起，激起 |
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| 20. | stir sb.'s blood |
| 激起某人热情 |
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