| 释义 |
be keyed upBe nervous, tense, or excited, especially before an important event: he was keyed up at the thought of seeing Rosemary...- I allowed myself to be keyed up and nervous before I got here, but now I am here I focus on the business.
- The 28th Division was keyed up by a visit and inspection from their boss Eisenhower, certain in the knowledge that they were to be among the first to assault France.
- And there's another reason why Priaulx is keyed up about the races at his home track: ‘I spent a long time at Silverstone as an instructor.’
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