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excitement

gb/ɪksˈaɪtmənt/ us/ɪksˈaɪtmənt/
A2 Engleză
~ 3000
Sensuri
0 sensuri
Substantiv A2 state
1

Strong enthusiasm or eagerness

A strong happy feeling when you look forward to something.

Tipar de utilizare: [someone] feels excitement about [something]
Greșeală frecventă:
Learners sometimes confuse 'excitement' with 'exciting'. 'Excitement' is a noun (the feeling), while 'exciting' is an adjective (describing something that causes the feeling).
Sinonime
enthusiasm (Focuses on keen interest and positive energy, not always linked to anticipation.)
Antonime
boredom (The absence of interest or enthusiasm.)
Colocații
feel excitement |cause excitement |generate excitement |share excitement
Teme
emotions |daily life |core_vocabulary
Exemple
  • The excitement in the room grew as the band walked on stage.
  • She could hardly hide her excitement about starting her new job.
  • There was a buzz of excitement before the big match.
  • His face lit up with excitement when he saw the puppy.
  • The children's excitement was obvious during the holiday parade.
Exemple pentru cursanți
  • I feel excitement before my birthday.
  • The children have excitement for the trip.
  • She shows excitement when she sees her friends.
  • They have excitement about the party.
Substantiv B1 state
2

State of high activity or agitation

A busy and noisy situation because of strong feelings or events.

Tipar de utilizare: [place] is in a state of excitement
Sinonime
commotion (Focuses more on noisy disturbance, not necessarily positive.)
Antonime
calm (A peaceful state without noise or agitation.)
Colocații
in the excitement |amid the excitement |create excitement
Teme
emotions |events |core_vocabulary
Exemple
  • The market was full of excitement as people prepared for the festival.
  • In the excitement, she forgot to lock the door.
  • There was a lot of excitement in the office when the news broke.
  • Amid the excitement, nobody noticed the time passing.
Exemple pentru cursanți
  • There is excitement in the street.
  • The city is full of excitement today.
  • In the excitement, I lost my bag.
Substantiv B1 action
3

Act of causing enthusiasm in others

When something makes people feel very happy and interested.

Tipar de utilizare: [something] brings excitement to [someone/something]
Sinonime
stimulation (More general; can refer to mental or physical arousal, not just emotions.)
Antonime
discouragement (Causing someone to lose enthusiasm or interest.)
Colocații
bring excitement |add excitement |generate excitement
Teme
emotions |communication |core_vocabulary
Exemple
  • The coach's speech brought excitement to the team.
  • New features add excitement to the game.
  • Her arrival brought great excitement to the party.
Exemple pentru cursanți
  • The music brings excitement to the crowd.
  • This story adds excitement to the book.
  • The teacher's words bring excitement to the class.
Gramatică
Forma de dicționar
excitement
IPA
GB/ɪksˈaɪtmənt/
US/ɪksˈaɪtmənt/
Silabe și accent
ex - cite - ment (3 silabe)
Stress on 2nd syllable (cite)
Forme ale cuvântului
Noun
  • Base: excitement
  • Plural: excitement, excitements
Familie de cuvinte
Forms
excitements noun
Core family
excite verb A2 excited adjective exciting adjective A2
Related words
excitedly adverb B1 excitable adjective overexcited adjective
Negative and opposite forms
unexcited adjective unexciting adjective
Advanced or less common
excitability noun excitation noun
Expresii

buzz of excitement

1
/bˈʌz əv ɪksˈaɪtmənt/
fixed phrase

Background feeling of enthusiasm in a group

A low sound and happy feeling in a place because people are excited.

Exemple
  • There was a buzz of excitement before the concert began.
  • A buzz of excitement filled the air at the stadium.

in the excitement

1
/ˈɪn ðə ɪksˈaɪtmənt/
fixed phrase

During a highly emotional moment

When something happens while people are feeling very happy or active because of an event.

Exemple
  • In the excitement, I forgot my wallet at home.
  • She dropped her phone in the excitement of meeting him.

cause a stir

1
/kˈɔz ə stˈɚ/
idiom

Create public excitement or interest unexpectedly

To make many people excited, interested, or angry suddenly.

Exemple
  • The singer’s surprise appearance caused a stir in the crowd.
  • Her dress caused quite a stir at the party.

cause a stir

2
/kˈɔz ə stˈɚ/
idiom

Create public interest or commotion

To make many people interested, surprised, or upset about something.

Exemple
  • The celebrity's sudden visit caused a stir in the small town.
  • His comments caused a stir among students.

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