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| 61. | stir (up) the deepest emotions of pride |
| 激起强烈的自豪感 |
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| 62. | Producing or stimulating physical vigor. Used of a medicine. |
| 激起活力制造或激起身体活力的。通常用作药物 |
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| 63. | Inspiring or capable of inspiring strong emotion;moving. |
| 动人的激起或能够激起强烈情感的；令人感动的 |
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| 64. | inspire or cause(a feeling or an action) |
| 激起（感情）;唤起（行动） |
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| 65. | arouse sb's indignation |
| 激起某人的愤懑 |
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| 66. | kindle (=stir up) one's enthusiasm |
| 激起某人的热情 |
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| 67. | (informal) roused to anger. |
| （非正式）被激起愤怒。 |
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| 68. | Whipped up the mob; whip up enthusiasm. |
| 煽动暴民；激起热情 |
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| 69. | inspire sB. with hope |
| 激起某人的希望 |
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| 70. | The remark occasioned a burst of applause. |
| 这番话激起一阵掌声。 |
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