exited

exited

形容词

1. 激动的，兴奋的 - excited (adjective): very happy and enthusiastic because something good is going to happen or has happened
例句： - She was excited about going to the party.
- 她对参加派对感到很兴奋。 2. 激动的，激昂的 - excited (adjective): showing strong emotion, especially anger or sexual arousal
例句： - He became very excited and started shouting.
- 他变得非常激动并开始喊叫。

名词

1. 兴奋 - excitement (noun): the feeling of being excited, or something that makes you feel excited
例句： - The excitement of winning the race was overwhelming.
- 赢得比赛的兴奋感让人难以抑制。 2. 激动 - agitation (noun): a feeling of excitement or anger that makes it difficult for you to think calmly
例句： - The news caused great agitation among the crowd.
- 这个消息在人群中引起了极大的激动。

词语辨析

- excited vs. thrilled: Both words convey a sense of happiness and enthusiasm, but "thrilled" often implies a stronger and more intense emotion than "excited."
- excited与thrilled的区别：两个词都表达了快乐和热情的感觉，但是"thrilled"通常暗示着比"excited"更强烈、更激烈的情感。

词汇扩充

- exhilarated (adjective): extremely happy, excited, and full of energy
- 狂喜的，兴奋的，精力充沛的

近义词

- enthusiastic (adjective): having or showing great excitement and interest in something
- 热情的，热心的

反义词

- calm (adjective): not showing or feeling any worry, anger, or excitement
- 平静的，冷静的

柯林斯词典

- exited (adjective): filled with excitement, enthusiasm, or eagerness; having left a place or taken a particular action
- 充满兴奋、热情或渴望的；离开某地或采取特定行动的

牛津词典

- exited (adjective): very enthusiastic and eager because you are successful, or think you are going to be successful
- 非常热情和渴望，因为你很成功，或者认为你将会成功

用法

- "exited" is the past participle of the verb "exit." It can be used as an adjective to describe a state of excitement or as a past tense verb indicating someone has left a place.
- "exited"是动词"exit"的过去分词。它可以作为形容词描述兴奋的状态，也可以作为过去时的动词，表示某人离开了一个地方。

相关例句

1. She was so excited about her upcoming vacation that she could hardly sleep at night. 她对即将到来的假期感到非常兴奋，晚上几乎都睡不着觉。
2. The children were excitedly opening their presents on Christmas morning. 孩子们在圣诞节早上兴奋地打开他们的礼物。
3. He exited the room quietly, not wanting to disturb anyone. 他悄悄地离开了房间，不想打扰任何人。
4. After the concert, the crowd exited the stadium in an orderly manner. 音乐会结束后，人群有序地离开了体育场。
5. I could sense the excitement in the air as the team exited the locker room. 当队伍离开更衣室时，我能感觉到空气中的兴奋。
6. The excited fans rushed to the exit to catch a glimpse of their favorite celebrity. 兴奋的粉丝们冲向出口，想要一瞥他们最喜欢的名人。
7. He exited the stage to thunderous applause from the audience. 他离开舞台时，观众发出雷鸣般的掌声。
8. The announcement of the winner caused a wave of excitement to sweep through the crowd. 宣布获胜者的消息引起了一阵兴奋在人群中传开。
9. She couldn't contain her excitement and screamed with joy when she heard the news. 她无法抑制住自己的兴奋，当她听到这个消息时欣喜地尖叫。
10. As the roller coaster climbed to its highest point, she felt an exhilarated sense of anticipation. 当过山车爬到最高点时，她感到一种兴奋的期待感。
11. His enthusiastic speech excited the crowd and inspired them to take action. 他充满热情的演讲激发了人群，并激励他们采取行动。
12. Despite the chaotic situation, she remained calm and composed. 尽管情况混乱，她保持冷静和沉着。
13. The news of her promotion caused great agitation among her colleagues. 她晋升的消息在同事中引起了极大的激动。
14. She was thrilled to receive such positive feedback on her artwork. 她对收到如此正面的艺术作品反馈感到非常高兴。
15. After winning the championship, the team was exhilarated and celebrated their victory. 赢得冠军后，全队兴高采烈地庆祝胜利。
16. He left the party early, feeling a bit disappointed and unexcited. 他早早离开了派对，感到有些失望和不兴奋。
17. The children's excitement was contagious, and soon everyone was laughing and playing. 孩子们的兴奋感是传染性的，很快每个人都笑了起来，开始玩耍。
18. She was bubbling with excitement as she prepared for her first solo performance. 她为她的第一次独奏表演做准备，兴奋不已。
19. The calmness of the lake was broken by the excited splashing of the children swimming. 湖水的宁静被孩子们兴奋的拍打声打破了。
20. Despite feeling excited, she managed to remain composed and focused during her presentation. 尽管感到兴奋，她设法保持冷静，并专注于她的演讲。
21. His exit from the company was unexpected and left his colleagues shocked. 他离开公司的举动出人意料，让他的同事们感到震惊。
22. The audience applauded as the performers exited the stage one by one. 观众在表演者一个接一个离开舞台时鼓掌。