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Перевод: excited

[прилагательное]
возбужденный; взволнованный; экзальтированный

Тезаурус:

1. He told him he was very excited because he was being posted to Liverpool 8 - Toxteth - and McCartney asked him why.
2. He also told me that I now had a younger brother, Russell, which made me feel excited and wonder that he could be like.
3. The knowledge excited as much as it intrigued him.
4. Even the Snotlings will fight as they are far too excited to care what they are doing.
5. He was so excited he was nearly in tears.
6. Seve was even more excited.
7. He was so excited at his new find he did not look where he was going and ran straight into Blunset, who was busy scribbling out a calculation on a wall.
8. Of the bronze statuary, most beautiful was the 5 inch high Hellenistic figure of a nude youth (around late second or early first century BC), which sold to the European trade for 170,000 (est. 40-;60,000), though nothing excited the crowd quite so much as the Roman porphyry.
9. Make sure the food is set out in an attractive way so that its appearance makes the children excited.
10. He showed that he understood Lisner's thoughts and encouraged him in his dream; Lisner wrote to me that "John was excited about my plans my enthusiasm stimulated him and his own infectious enthusiasm affected me in turn."
11. In spite of her grief at being parted from her cousins, she could not help but feel excited.
12. He seemed most excited by the project the centre has already launched in Senegal, where they have implemented LOGO in Wolof, the country's language.
13. Before any girls get excited at the prospect of all these crotch-obsessed men packing out Glencoe bars, and rush off to join a climbing club, I should point out they also smell like a circus tarpaulin and regard ten pints of Guinness as an aperitif.