1. 唤起,唤醒：arise from 产生,由......什么引起 | aroused 唤起,唤醒 | artificial 人工的,假的
2. 激動：驚喜N: surprise | 激動SV: to be excited, stirred, aroused, stimulate, agitated | 外婆N: maternal grandmother
3. 引爆, 启动：jealousy: 嫉妒 | aroused: 引爆, 启动 | treated: 请客
4. 激动.发奋：argumentative好辩的 | aroused激动.发奋. | artistic唯美(主义)的.有美感的, 风雅的
1. His wife's suspicions were aroused by his increased expenses " Wang was buying cosmetics for his lover " and she caught him with her on Tuesday.
2. Some publicity that is supposed to prevent teenagers from smoking has actually aroused curiosity among them by claiming " smoking is a choice only for adults ".
3. The plan has aroused a mixture of sighs and cheers online among local people, who closely tracked the issue and pressed for more respect for heritage.
4. This case also aroused close watch of trade protectionism since it is seen as a test case for the Obama administration's trade policy.
5. Small wonder the McKinsey & Co report immediately aroused protests from the Chinese Internet, from bulletin boards to independent blogs.
6. The reports also aroused concern over the safety of MTR's West Rail Line, since the park is adjacent to the line's Siu Hong Station.
7. The conflict briefly aroused fears of war in the Andean region as Ecuador and Venezuela ordered troops to their borders with Colombia.
8. aroused的近义词
8. The idea of " inclusive growth " that President Hu mentioned has aroused a considerable amount of speculation about policymakers adjusting their perspective on developmental matters.
9. aroused
9. The commissioning of the Liaoning has aroused so much attention and wild speculation because of the outdated " China threat " theory.
10. Germany has recently been hit by a string of " rotten meat " scandals that have aroused grave public concern.