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exciting adjective VERBS | ADVERB | PHRASES VERBSbe, look, seem, sound 令人兴奋；看上去令人兴奋；好像令人兴奋；听起来令人兴奋become, get 开始令人兴奋◆The movie was just getting exciting when we had to leave.电影情节刚开始令人兴奋，我们就不得不离开了。make sth 使⋯兴奋◆to make the race more exciting for spectators让观众觉得比赛更有刺激性find sth 觉得⋯令人兴奋◆She found the idea terrifically exciting.她发现这个想法极其令人振奋。keep sth 保持兴奋◆It keeps my life exciting and challenging.它让我的生活保持兴奋而又有挑战性。ADVERBextremely, fairly, very, etc. 极其／相当／非常令人兴奋enormously, especially, extraordinarily, immensely, incredibly, particularly, terribly, terrifically, tremendously, unbelievably, wildly, wonderfully 极其令人兴奋；格外令人兴奋；特别令人兴奋equally 令人同样兴奋not overly (especially NAmE) 不令人过度兴奋◆It wasn't an overly exciting moment.这个时刻并不令人过度兴奋。potentially 可能令人兴奋◆the germ of a potentially exciting innovation一种可能令人激动的创新的萌芽genuinely, truly 真正令人兴奋◆a genuinely exciting time to be studying computing研究计算技术的真正令人兴奋的时期visually 有视觉冲击力的◆a book that is attractive and visually exciting一本吸引人且有视觉冲击力的书sexually 性兴奋的PHRASESexciting new 新得让人兴奋◆an exciting new magazine一本令人激动的新杂志 |