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excite:

to excite verb (excites, excited, exciting)

  1. to excite (arouse; stir up; stimulate)
    excitar; incitar; estimular
  2. to excite (stimulate; encourage; arouse; )
    avivar; entusiasmar; provocar; animar; excitar; dar viveza a
  3. to excite (revive; generate; activate; )
    excitar; animar; inspirar; dar viveza a; entusiasmar
  4. to excite (incite; stimulate; drive)
    incitar
  5. to excite
    calentar; excitar

Conjugations for excite:

present
  1. excite
  2. excite
  3. excites
  4. excite
  5. excite
  6. excite
simple past
  1. excited
  2. excited
  3. excited
  4. excited
  5. excited
  6. excited
present perfect
  1. have excited
  2. have excited
  3. has excited
  4. have excited
  5. have excited
  6. have excited
past continuous
  1. was exciting
  2. were exciting
  3. was exciting
  4. were exciting
  5. were exciting
  6. were exciting
future
  1. shall excite
  2. will excite
  3. will excite
  4. shall excite
  5. will excite
  6. will excite
continuous present
  1. am exciting
  2. are exciting
  3. is exciting
  4. are exciting
  5. are exciting
  6. are exciting
subjunctive
  1. be excited
  2. be excited
  3. be excited
  4. be excited
  5. be excited
  6. be excited
diverse
  1. excite!
  2. let's excite!
  5. excited
  6. exciting
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for excite:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
animar encouragement; encouraging; impelling; inciting; motivation; stimulation; support; turning on
estimular arousing; awaking; encouragement; encouraging; impelling; inciting; instigation; motivation; stimulation; support; turning on
incitar cranking up
provocar alluring; causing; provoking; tormenting
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
animar activate; arouse; awake; encourage; excite; freshen; generate; reactivate; recover; refresh; revive; rouse; stimulate; support activate; aggravate; animate; arouse; badger; bait; blow; boost; brighten up; cheer on; cheer up; comfort; console; drive; encourage; encourage someone; fan; fire; give rise to; gladden; incite; inspire; instigate; jack up v; liven up; motivate; motivate someone; needle; patch up; pep up; prompt; provoke; push on; put someone on to something; refurbish; solace; stimulate; stir up; strike into; urge
avivar activate; arouse; awake; encourage; excite; stimulate; support activate; arouse; bait; blow the fire; boost; cheer on; drag up; encourage; fan a flame; fire; incite; inspire; instigate; motivate; provoke; push on; put someone on to something; rake up; stimulate; stir up; strike into; urge
calentar excite heat; heat up; warm; warm oneself up; warm up; warm up food
dar viveza a activate; arouse; awake; encourage; excite; freshen; generate; reactivate; recover; refresh; revive; rouse; stimulate; support
entusiasmar activate; arouse; awake; encourage; excite; freshen; generate; reactivate; recover; refresh; revive; rouse; stimulate; support animate; cheer on; encourage; fire; incite; inspire; strike into
estimular arouse; excite; stimulate; stir up activate; aggravate; arouse; badger; bait; boost; cheer on; drive; encourage; encourage someone; fire; give rise to; incite; inspire; instigate; kick forward; motivate; motivate someone; needle; poke up; prompt; provoke; push on; put someone on to something; stimulate; stir up; stoke up; strike into; urge
excitar activate; arouse; awake; encourage; excite; freshen; generate; reactivate; recover; refresh; revive; rouse; stimulate; stir up; support activate; arouse; bait; drive; encourage; glance; goad; incite; instigate; irritate; just touch; nettle; provoke; put someone on to something; stimulate; stir; stir up; tag; tap; tease; tick; touch; touch upon; urge; whip up
incitar arouse; drive; excite; incite; stimulate; stir up activate; aggravate; arouse; badger; bait; blow the fire; boost; drive; encourage; encourage someone; fan; fan a flame; foment; give rise to; hurry; incite; inspire; instigate; make haste; motivate; motivate someone; needle; poke; poke up; prompt; provoke; push on; put someone on to something; rouse; stimulate; stir; stir up; stoke up; urge
inspirar activate; awake; excite; freshen; generate; reactivate; recover; refresh; revive; rouse advise; animate; blow into; inspire; prompt; strike into; suggest
provocar activate; arouse; awake; encourage; excite; stimulate; support advise; antagonise; antagonize; arouse; badger; bait; be a nuisance; boost; bring about; bring on; bully; cause; clock off; create; elicit; encourage; engender; give rise to; harass; instigate; motivate; nag; needle; pester; poke up; produce; prompt; provoke; push on; put someone on to something; stimulate; stir up; stoke up; suggest; tease; urge; whisper; whisper in someone's ear
- agitate; arouse; charge; charge up; commove; energise; energize; rouse; sex; shake; shake up; stimulate; stir; turn on; wind up

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Related Definitions for "excite":

  1. act as a stimulant1
  2. produce a magnetic field in1
    • excite the neurons1
  3. raise to a higher energy level1
    • excite the atoms1
  4. stir the feelings, emotions, or peace of1
  5. stimulate sexually1
  6. cause to be agitated, excited, or roused1
  7. arouse or elicit a feeling1
  8. stir feelings in1
    • excite the audience1

Wiktionary Translations for excite:

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• excite → calentar; excitar; irritar; apasionar ↔ opwinden — in staat van agitatie brengen
• excite → entusiasmar; apasionar ↔ begeistern — jemanden in große freudige Erregung versetzen
• excite → despertar; excitar ↔ ermuntern — anregen oder aus dem Schlaf erwachen
• excite → irritar; acuciar; molestar ↔ agacer — affecter d’une irritation nerveuse.
• excite → entusiasmar; apasionar ↔ enthousiasmer — remplir d’enthousiasme.
• excite → excitar ↔ exciter — Engager, porter à.
• excite → extasiar ↔ extasier — être dans une sorte d’extase, être saisir d’une vif admiration.
• excite → excitar ↔ hérisser — dresser ses cheveux, ses poils, ses plumes, en parlant de l’homme et des animaux.
• excite → incitar; acuciar; encresparse ↔ irriter — mettre en colère.

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