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excite
/ɪkˈsaɪt/
verb
Heyecanlandırmak
To cause someone to feel very enthusiastic and eager.
- The news of the trip excited the children.
- I'm excited to meet you tomorrow!
- The new project really excites me.
- Certain wavelengths of light can excite electrons to higher energy states, a principle fundamental to understanding photosynthesis and solar cells.
- The prospect of discovering a new treatment pathway continues to excite researchers working in the field of regenerative medicine.
- Innovative teaching methods that incorporate interactive technology tend to excite students and improve their engagement with difficult material.
verb
Uyandırmak, kışkırtmak
To provoke or stir up a feeling, reaction, or activity.
- The scandal excited public outrage.
- Certain foods can excite allergic reactions.
- The debate excited strong emotions on both sides.
verbtechnical
Uyarmak (fiziksel olarak)
To cause a physical or physiological response in tissue, nerves, or atoms.
- The laser excites the atoms to a higher energy level.
- Electrical impulses excite the nerve fibers.