excite造句怎麼寫

To produce the characteristic greenish glow, the energetic particles excite oxygen atoms at altitudes of 100 kilometers or more.

The name of a Capulet…was now rather a charm to allay resentment, than a watchword to excite fury

They were using the laser to excite and ionize the atoms liberated by the heat of the flame in order to measure the characteristic emissions of different flames.

The school is hoping to tap into issues that excite applicants -- the pleasure of a certain hobby, for example -- rather than a self-impressed treatise on solving world hunger.

Both Uranus and Jupiter will be in Aries, so this suggests something very new and entrepreneurial will catch your eye, and the newness of it all will excite you.

Nothing seemed to surprise or excite him.

He does not excite much of the wider electorate either.

How odd that the touch of his hands did not excite her!

Concentrate on areas that particularly excite you, but try not to stimulate only the most obvious bits.

While I agree that it is overweight, overpriced, and won't excite any hot-shoe drivers, the CrossCabrio is praiseworthy in several respects.

The rumors excite her curiosity.

The allure and charm of Paris excite all who visit there.

What use to excite them about their partner, now bothers them, what they didn't see before, is now driving them insane!

Don't excite him. He remembers nothing but his daughter.

Plants catch light and turn it into an electric current, then use that energy to excite catalysts that split water into hydrogen and oxygen during what is called photosynthesis' light cycle.

The ambience and decor of Mexican restaurants always seem to excite her.