1.
excite one's passion
唤起热情，激起情欲
2.
capable of arousing enthusiasm or excitement.
能唤起热情或引起兴奋。
3.
These formulations aroused great enthusiasm in the world.
这些陈述在世界上唤起了极大热情。
4.
They were unable to drum up enthusiasm for the new policies
他们未能唤起人们对新政策的热情。
5.
(esp of a feeling) begin to be felt
（尤指感情）引起,唤起
6.
arousing or capable of arousing deep emotion.
唤起或有能力唤起深沉的情感的。
7.
The song aroused patriotic sentiment.
这首歌唤起了爱国情操。
8.
a large gathering of people intended to arouse enthusiasm.
许多人聚在一起试图唤起激情。
9.
Nothing can awaken his sympathy towards the matter.
没有什么能唤起他对此事的同情心。
10.
(3) The war has the sympathy of world public opinion.
（三）唤起了国际舆论的同情。
11.
They awakened a tender emotion in me.
这些在我心里唤起一脉柔情。
12.
Cupid stirred up the little ant to take compassion on her.
丘比特唤起蚂蚁对她的同情心。
13.
The story has aroused our class feelings.
故事唤起了我们的阶级感情。
14.
Chopin aroused very complicated emotions in her.
肖邦的乐曲唤起了她极其复杂的感情。
15.
Show them all the beauty they possess inside
唤起他们心中的美好情感
16.
These aroused a feeling of patriotism among the common people who did not want to be enslaved.
唤起"不愿作奴隶的人们"的爱国情感。
17.
(of characters in literature or drama) evoking empathic or sympathetic feelings.
（文学或戏剧的特点）唤起移请或同情感。
18.
His speech whipped up national feelings.
他的演讲唤起了民族感情。