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    Excita (en. Excites)

    /eksˈita/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    To stimulate someone so that they feel an intense emotion.
    The music he listens to really excites him.
    La música que escucha realmente lo excita.
    To provoke a positive physical or emotional reaction.
    The announcement of the new video game excites the fans.
    El anuncio del nuevo videojuego excita a los fanáticos.
    To increase the activity of a person or animal.
    The coffee excites her due to the amount of caffeine.
    El café la excita por la cantidad de cafeína.

    Etymology

    From the Latin 'excitare', which means 'to awaken' or 'to stimulate'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to excite the senses
    Increase the perception or sensitivity of the senses.
    excitar los sentidos
    don't excite me
    Expression used to ask someone not to provoke intense or overwhelming emotions.
    no me excites
    to excite curiosity
    To awaken interest or concern about something.
    excitar la curiosidad

    Related Words

    excitement
    State of being excited or stimulated.
    excitación
    excitable
    Tends to get excited easily.
    excitable
    sexual excitement
    Physical or psychological stimulus that provokes sexual desire.
    excitación sexual

    Slang Meanings

    To stimulate something intensely or excessively.
    The movie trailer really excites me.
    El trailer de la película realmente me excita.
    To give someone a nudge to act impulsively.
    The news excited him so much that he ran out.
    La noticia lo excitó tanto que salió corriendo.