| 单词 | exciting |
| 释义 | excitingexciting /ɪkˈsaɪt̮ɪŋ/ ●●● S2 W2 adjective making you feel very happy, interested, or eager: I’ve got some exciting news for you. Hockey is a fast exciting game to watch. There are many exciting career opportunities in environmental science.exciting to do something It must have been so exciting to watch the first men land on the Moon.—excitingly adverbTHESAURUSthrilling – making you feel very excited and a little nervous: We took a thrilling ride on the roller coaster.gripping – a gripping story or movie is so exciting that you cannot stop reading or watching it: The novel is a gripping tale of power and corruption in ancient Rome.dramatic – a dramatic story or situation has a lot of exciting and unexpected things happening in it: The movie starts with a dramatic car chase across the desert.exhilarating – an exhilarating experience or activity makes you feel excited and full of energy: Learning to surf is exhausting but exhilarating.breathtaking – a breathtaking sight is exciting because it is unusually beautiful and impressive. You can also use breathtaking about an activity or performance that is exciting because it is dangerous and impressive: The scenery in the mountains was breathtaking. The acrobats performed feats of breathtaking skill.electric – an electric atmosphere is one in which you feel very excited and nervous: The atmosphere in the courtroom was electric.electrifying – an electrifying performance or speech, makes people feel extremely excited and full of energy: After the band’s electrifying final song, the crowd went wild. |
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