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| 31. | The remark occasioned a burst of applause. |
| 这番话激起一阵掌声。 |
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| 32. | (informal) roused to anger. |
| （非正式）被激起愤怒。 |
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| 33. | inspire sB. with hope |
| 激起某人的希望 |
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| 34. | emotional appeal |
| 激起感情的要求 |
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| 35. | kindle (=stir up) one's enthusiasm |
| 激起某人的热情 |
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| 36. | inspire or cause(a feeling or an action) |
| 激起（感情）;唤起（行动） |
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| 37. | stir (up) the deepest emotions of pride |
| 激起强烈的自豪感 |
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| 38. | excite one's passion |
| 唤起热情，激起情欲 |
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| 39. | Whipped up the mob; whip up enthusiasm. |
| 煽动暴民；激起热情 |
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| 40. | spur sb's ambition |
| 激起某人的雄心 |
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