arouse 音标拼音: [ɚ'ɑʊz]
vt . 唤醒,鼓励,引起
vi . 睡醒
唤醒,鼓励,引起睡醒
arouse v 1 :
call forth (
emotions ,
feelings ,
and responses ); "
arouse pity "; "
raise a smile "; "
evoke sympathy " [
synonym : {
arouse },
{
elicit }, {
enkindle }, {
kindle }, {
evoke }, {
fire }, {
raise },
{
provoke }]
2 :
stop sleeping ; "
She woke up to the sound of the alarm clock "
[
synonym : {
wake up }, {
awake }, {
arouse }, {
awaken }, {
wake }, {
come alive }, {
waken }] [
ant : {
dope off }, {
doze off }, {
drift off },
{
drop off }, {
drowse off }, {
fall asleep }, {
flake out }, {
nod off }]
3 :
summon into action or bring into existence ,
often as if by magic ; "
raise the specter of unemployment "; "
he conjured wild birds in the air "; "
call down the spirits from the mountain "
[
synonym : {
raise }, {
conjure }, {
conjure up }, {
invoke }, {
evoke },
{
stir }, {
call down }, {
arouse }, {
bring up }, {
put forward },
{
call forth }]
4 :
cause to be alert and energetic ; "
Coffee and tea stimulate me "; "
This herbal infusion doesn '
t stimulate " [
synonym :
{
stimulate }, {
arouse }, {
brace }, {
energize }, {
energise }, {
perk up }] [
ant : {
calm }, {
de -
energise }, {
de -
energize }, {
sedate },
{
tranquilize }, {
tranquillise }, {
tranquillize }]
5 :
cause to become awake or conscious ; "
He was roused by the drunken men in the street "; "
Please wake me at 6 AM ." [
synonym :
{
awaken }, {
wake }, {
waken }, {
rouse }, {
wake up }, {
arouse }]
[
ant : {
cause to sleep }]
6 :
to begin moving , "
As the thunder started the sleeping children began to stir " [
synonym : {
arouse }, {
stir }]
7 :
stimulate sexually ; "
This movie usually arouses the male audience " [
synonym : {
arouse }, {
sex }, {
excite }, {
turn on }, {
wind up }]
Arouse \
A *
rouse "\,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Aroused };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Arousing }.] [
Pref .
a -
rouse .]
To excite to action from a state of rest ;
to stir ,
or put in motion or exertion ;
to rouse ;
to excite ;
as ,
to arouse one from sleep ;
to arouse the dormant faculties .
[
1913 Webster ]
Grasping his spear ,
forth issued to arouse His brother ,
mighty sovereign on the host . --
Cowper .
[
1913 Webster ]
No suspicion was aroused . --
Merivale .
[
1913 Webster ]
145 Moby Thesaurus words for "
arouse ":
aggravate ,
agitate ,
alarm ,
alert ,
anger ,
animate ,
annoy ,
awake ,
awaken ,
bestir ,
blow the coals ,
blow up ,
bring forth ,
bring out ,
bring to light ,
bristle ,
call forth ,
call out ,
call up ,
chafe ,
challenge ,
cry havoc ,
cry wolf ,
deduce ,
derive ,
drag out ,
draw forth ,
draw out ,
dynamize ,
educe ,
electrify ,
elicit ,
embitter ,
encourage ,
energize ,
enkindle ,
enliven ,
enrage ,
evoke ,
exasperate ,
excite ,
exhilarate ,
fan ,
fan the fire ,
fan the flame ,
feed the fire ,
ferment ,
fire ,
flame ,
fly storm warnings ,
foment ,
foster ,
frenzy ,
fret ,
frighten ,
galvanize ,
get from ,
get out of ,
hearten ,
heat ,
heat up ,
huff ,
impassion ,
incense ,
incite ,
induce ,
inflame ,
infuriate ,
instigate ,
invigorate ,
irritate ,
jazz up ,
key up ,
kindle ,
knock up ,
lather up ,
light the fuse ,
light up ,
liven ,
madden ,
miff ,
move ,
nettle ,
obtain ,
overexcite ,
peeve ,
pep up ,
perk up ,
pique ,
procure ,
provoke ,
put up to ,
quicken ,
raise ,
raise up ,
rally ,
rankle ,
revive ,
rile ,
roil ,
rouse ,
ruffle ,
secure ,
set astir ,
set fire to ,
set on ,
set on fire ,
set up ,
shake up ,
sic on ,
snap up ,
sound the alarm ,
sound the tocsin ,
spark ,
startle ,
steam up ,
stimulate ,
stir ,
stir the blood ,
stir the embers ,
stir the feelings ,
stir up ,
summon forth ,
summon up ,
thrill ,
tickle ,
turn on ,
vex ,
vitalize ,
wake ,
wake up ,
waken ,
wangle ,
wangle out of ,
warm ,
warm the blood ,
warn ,
whet ,
whip up ,
winkle out ,
work into ,
work up ,
worm out ,
worm out of ,
zip up
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