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| 41. | arouse or excite feelings and passions. |
| 唤醒兴奋的感觉和激情。 |
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| 42. | You will excite your blood, and that would produce an appetite it would require a illion a day to satisfy |
| 这样会刺激你的血液循环，使血液循环的加速，这样会产生一个每天需要一百万才满足的胃口。 |
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| 43. | Rays from the sun excite and energize the atmosphere of the earth, awakening it to flow, to movement, |
| 太阳光刺激了地球的大气层，并给予它能量；阳光使空气开始流动，产生节奏，获得生命。 |
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| 44. | To stir the interest of;excite. |
| 唤起激发对…的兴趣；使兴奋 |
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| 45. | To arouse the emotions of; excite. |
| 激起情感；使兴奋 |
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| 46. | To excite or become excited sexually. |
| （使）激发性欲 |
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| 47. | Excite or stimulate sb, esp sexually |
| 使某人激动或兴奋（尤指性欲方面） |
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| 48. | To excite one to hear about |
| 动人听闻 |
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| 49. | To make turbulent;excite or agitate. |
| 使骚动；激动或不安 |
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| 50. | To excite the feelings of;inflame. |
| 激发…的感情；使兴奋 |
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