arouse · verb
Bedeutungen und Beispiele
Bei jemandem ein Gefühl, Interesse oder eine Reaktion hervorrufen.
The unexplained payment aroused suspicion among members of the committee reviewing the accounts.
She hoped the exhibition would arouse curiosity about the lives of ordinary people in earlier centuries.
His refusal to answer a simple question only arouses further doubts about the company's explanation.
The campaign is arousing considerable interest among residents who rarely participate in local political discussions.
Formen
- arouse base form
- arouses third-person singular present
- aroused past tense; past participle
- arousing present participle