Excited about something meaning in English
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Definition
to be excited about (something): to be enthusiastic, passionate, happy about; to look forward to (something)
I'm really excited about my trip to Hawaii. I can't wait to get there!
to excite: to stimulate, to motivate, to make someone enthusiastic
excitement: enthusiasm, passion, a strong feeling of happiness
Examples
- "The teacher of the class has been hailed as a hero for bringing the incident to a swift end by saying, "Ok class, that's enough excitement for today, turn to page 54 of your textbooks: Trigonometry"."
- "I am, however excited."
- "Now that I have met you and some of your colleagues, and know more about the activities of the Delavigne Corp, I am even more excited about the possibility of working with you and your team than I was before the interview."
- "Horatio : So Joan Wayne, are you excited to visit the East?"
- "Hannah : I'm so excited!"
- "It has been a full day of excitement for me."
- "After all this turmoil and excitement, I needed to sort things out for myself in the comfort of my family home."
- "Moira, get me a glass of water, I can barely contain my excitement."
- "Hannah : What are you so excited about?"
- "I am so excited!"
- "Luna : Well, I have a suggestion to make, and I'm really excited about it!"
- "He's as excited by the project as I am. He's even going to start on some prototypes."
- "I'm so excited to see you again – I feel just like a teenager!"
- "Simon Pinklespit, a minor investor, got the others very excited - he spoke for nearly an hour about on-site efficiency reviews."
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