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单词 rouse
释义
rouse
verb[T]
uk
/raʊz/us
/raʊz/
towakesomeone up or make someone moreactiveorexcited:
唤醒；激励，使觉醒，使奋起
He roused himself (fromapleasantdaydream) and got back towork.他不再沉迷（于甜蜜的白日梦中），开始重新投入工作。
Thespeakerattemptedto rouse thecrowdwith acryforaction.演讲者高声呼吁大家行动起来，试图激发群众的热情。
Synonyms
awakeliterary
awakenliterary
bestiryourselfformalorhumorous
wake
wake(someone)up(STOP SLEEPING)
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Animal physiology: not sleeping & not unconscious
  • anti-sleep
  • astir
  • be in the land of the livingidiom
  • come round
  • consciousness
  • get up
  • insomniac
  • keepsomeoneup
  • knock
  • knock up
  • land
  • sit(someone)up
  • stir
  • toss
  • wait up
  • wakeful
  • waken
  • wakey-wakey
  • waking
  • woke
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Grammar

Arouseorrouse?
Rouse and arouse are both used in formal contexts. Arouse means ‘make someone have a particular feeling’:…
(Definition ofrousefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

rouse| American Dictionary

rouse
verb[T]
us
/rɑʊz/
towakesomeone or make someone moreactiveorexcited:
She roused him from hissleep.
(Definition ofrousefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofrouse

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Pretenders to power were unable to call upon the idioms of class, ethnicity or even religion torousepopular movements in their support.
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Perhaps we would like to have a clearer and more polemically rousing conclusion, but this mixed one certainly seems the most likely.
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She is naturally trying torousehim from his self-pity, but she is also losing sight of the defects that protect against idolatry.
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The commentators' assessments as to how we succeeded are very diverse and vigorous, attesting to the power of these words torousescientific didacticism.
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It is an epoch which, not least for this reason, exerts continual aesthetic fascination and is gradually beginning torousehistoric interest.
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Fall comes to us as a prize torouseus toward our fate.
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Music can be a vessel for texts and ideas, and canrousepeople to action when they are otherwise reluctant.
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We are, if we are wise, reluctant torousethese feelings.
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These did notrousethe ire of churchmen because they did not claim to be truth even though they might serve to inspire the devout.
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He stepped up his efforts torousepotential supporters of repeal.
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Learning experiences largely determine whether observers will be roused or unmoved by the emotional expressions of others.
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A din song roused, good nuns raised, sad rousing done.
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Each issue rouses my ire and gives me succor.
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It is not a rousing political economy that fits every piece of the human puzzle reassuringly into its omnibus.
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Clerical celibacy remained unreformed but, by its nature, was a practice which couldrouselittle ire amongst the laity.
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