aroused

英 [əˈraʊzd]

美 [əˈraʊzd]

v.  激起，引起(感情、态度); 激起性欲; 使行动起来; 激发
arouse的过去分词和过去式

过去式：aroused　过去分词：aroused　

BNC.34775 / COCA.31797

柯林斯词典

• VERB 唤起，引起（反应或态度）
  If somethingarousesa particular reaction or attitude in people, it causes them to have that reaction or attitude.
  1. We left in the daytime so as not to arouse suspicion.
     我们在白天离开以避免引起怀疑。
  2. ...the deep public anger you have aroused.
     你所激起的强烈公愤
• VERB 激起（感情或直觉）
  If somethingarousesa particular feeling or instinct that exists in someone, it causes them to experience that feeling or instinct strongly.
  1. There is nothing like a long walk to arouse the appetite...
     没有什么比走很长的路更能激起食欲的了。
  2. He aroused her mothering instincts.
     他激发了她母性的本能。
• VERB 激起…的性欲
  If youare arousedby something, it makes you feel sexually excited.
  1. Some men are aroused when their partner says erotic words to them.
     有些男人在性伴侣对他们说撩人情话时会被激起性欲。
• VERB 激怒;惹怒
  If somethingarousesyou, it makes you feel angry.
  1. He apologized, saying this subject always aroused him.
     他道歉说这个话题总是会让他生气。
• VERB 唤醒;叫醒
  If somethingarousesyoufromsleep, it wakes you up.
  1. About two o'clock, we were aroused from our sleep by a knocking at the door.
     大约两点时，我们被一通敲门声唤醒。

双语例句

• His furtive behaviour aroused our suspicion.
  他鬼鬼祟祟的行为引起了我们的怀疑。
• His words aroused no echoes in their hearts.
  他的话没有在他们心中引起反响。
• Sequins have often aroused the scorn of arbiters of taste.
  闪光装饰片经常引起时尚引领者的鄙视。
• The news aroused much fear in Germany.
  这消息在德国引起很大恐慌。
• His free-trade policies aroused suspicion among Tory stalwarts
  他的自由贸易政策在保守党的忠实拥护者中间引起了怀疑。
• The more we watched the play, the more it aroused our interest.
  这出戏我们越看越入味儿。
• The speech aroused the enthusiasm of the students.
  那篇演说唤起了学生们的热情。
• Public attention is thoroughly aroused as to its importance.
  此事的重要性已引起了公众的充分注意。
• His suffering aroused our sympathy.
  他的痛苦引起我们的同情。
• The rejection of this measure aroused the people to indignation.
  对该议案的否决激起人民的愤慨。