arouse [əˈraʊz] ГЛ. перех.
1. arouse (stir):
2. arouse (sexually excite):
- arouse
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| I | arouse |
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| you | arouse |
| he/she/it | arouses |
| we | arouse |
| you | arouse |
| they | arouse |
| I | aroused |
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| you | aroused |
| he/she/it | aroused |
| we | aroused |
| you | aroused |
| they | aroused |
| I | have | aroused |
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| you | have | aroused |
| he/she/it | has | aroused |
| we | have | aroused |
| you | have | aroused |
| they | have | aroused |
| I | had | aroused |
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| you | had | aroused |
| he/she/it | had | aroused |
| we | had | aroused |
| you | had | aroused |
| they | had | aroused |
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His critiques expressed the emotions and sentiments that music aroused in him, and they were grounded in his deep understanding of compositions and their composers.
en.wikipedia.org The creature, which resembles a cross between a rhinoceros and a hammerhead shark, is easily aroused.
en.wikipedia.org However, when aroused by something, melancholics have a deeper and longer lasting reaction, especially when exposed to similar experiences.
en.wikipedia.org Economic failures and the non-implementation of emergency proposals aroused hatred in many who were around him.
en.wikipedia.org The felling of a line of trees that had previously helped screen the power station from the river also aroused much local protest.
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