excite
intermediateB1/ɪkˈsaɪt/ · ex-cite
To cause strong feelings of enthusiasm and eagerness in someone.
Meanings
To cause strong feelings of enthusiasm and eagerness in someone.
کسی میں جوش و خروش اور اشتیاق پیدا کرنا۔
پرجوش کرنا
purjosh karna
Common Collocations
- excite the audience
- excite interest
- excite curiosity
Example Sentences
The announcement of the concert excited the fans.
کنسرٹ کے اعلان نے مداحوں کو پرجوش کر دیا۔
Concert ke elan ne madahon ko purjosh kar diya.
She was excited about her upcoming trip.
وہ اپنی آنے والی سفر کے بارے میں پرجوش تھی۔
Woh apni aane wali safar ke bare mein purjosh thi.
The new gadget excited tech enthusiasts.
نیا گیجٹ ٹیکنالوجی کے شوقین لوگوں میں جوش پیدا کر گیا۔
Naya gadget technology ke shoqeen logon mein josh peda kar gaya.
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💡 Memory Tip
Think of 'Excite' as 'X' marks the spot of excitement.
Imagine a vibrant fireworks display, symbolizing excitement and enthusiasm.
✍️ Urdu Poetry
جوش میں آ کر لبوں پہ خوشبو سی آئے، زندگی جیسے خوشبو میں بہار ہو جائے۔
Josh mein aa kar labon pe khushboo si aaye, Zindagi jaise khushboo mein bahar ho jaye.
In excitement, a fragrance comes to the lips, Life blooms as if infused with perfume.
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🗣️ Urdu Proverb
بہت خوشی میں جھکڑ نہ لگاؤ
Bohat khushi mein jhakar na lagao
Don't get swept away in excessive joy.
📖 Etymology
Origin: Latin "excitare" — to awaken, rouse
First known use: 15th century
Derived from Latin 'excitare', which evolved through Old French before entering the English language. Initially used in the context of stimulation in various forms.