rouse

过去式：roused过去分词：roused现在分词：rousing第三人称单数：rouses

1. vt. & vi. 醒来; 唤醒 wake; wake up
2. vt. & vi. 激发; 激动 cause sb to be more active, interested

• rouse the audience to enthusiasm唤起观众的热情
• rouse oneself振作精神,奋起

• rouse abruptly突然醒来
• rouse fairly相当地激动
• rouse habitually惯常地醒来
• rouse harshly严厉激发
• rouse instinctively凭直觉激发
• rouse violently强有力地激发

• rouse from使从…惊醒
• rouse sb from his reflections把某人从沉思中惊醒
• rouse out of从…唤醒
• rouse sb out of bed叫某人起床
• rouse to激起…做…
• rouse to action使奋起,唤起某人采取行动

rouse oneself奋起；振作精神

1. These words seemed to rouse Uncle Vernon.
   这句话似乎唤醒了弗农姨父。
2. He's very hard to rouse in the morning.
   他早晨很难被唤醒。
3. I was roused by the sound of the bell this morning.
   今天早晨，我被铃声唤醒。
4. The speaker was trying to rouse the audience to enthusiasm.
   那位演讲者正设法激起听众的热情。
5. This will rouse the initiative of the people.
   这将激发群众的热情。

1. At the same time,our senses remain responsive enough so that extreme external stimuli can rouse us to wakefulness.
   同时，我们的感官能力，所以外界极其强烈的刺激能将我们唤醒进入觉醒状态。
2. Frantz Fanon devoted himself to his ideal, but the modern masterpiece has continued his work to rouse the politicians.
   法农早已为理想牺牲，现代电影继续追击，就看政客们何时觉醒！