excited

∗ ≈

emocionado

∗ adjective

excited
[ɪkˈsaɪtɪd]
adjetivo
1entusiasmado(a), emocionado(a)
  • to get excited (about) -> entusiasmarse or emocionarse (con)

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excited [ik-sai-ted]
adjetivo
1Entusiasmado, emocionado.
  • To get excited -> ilusionarse, entusiasmarse; alborotarse (crowd)

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excited [ɪkˈsaɪtɪd]
adjective
1 (exhilarated) [+adult] entusiasmado; [+child] excitado; alborotado; [+voice, chatter] excitado; [+cry, shout] de excitación
he was so excited he could hardly sleep scientists are excited because the fossils are the first direct evidence that ... "you mean she's coming today?" she said in an excited voice There were hundreds of excited children to meet us the excited dog jumped up and down when he saw his lead she was so excited that she couldn't sit still to be excited [about] sth
I'm very excited about the new houseabout la nueva casa me hace mucha ilusión; estoy muy ilusionado entusiasmado con la nueva casa;or
he was excited about going on holiday I'm really excited about it he is excited [at] the prospect he was excited [to] hear of this development
to get excited (about sth)get entusiasmarse (con algo)
the children are getting excited about the trip los niños están cada vez más ilusionados más entusiasmados con la idea del viaje;or
when I told her the news she got very excited
don't get excited, I only said she might come ¡tranquilízate!, solo dije que puede que venga; it's nothing to get excited about no es para tanto
2 (agitated) [+person, animal] agitado; nervioso; [+crowd] alborotado; [+state] de agitación; de nerviosismo; [+voice] nervioso; excitado
excited voices were shouting that the road was blocked by soldiers we heard excited voices shouting their demands for equal rights/fair treatment You're wrong, quite wrong! Henry cried out, suddenly excited. I'm not like that at all.
to get excitedget [+person] excitarse; ponerse nervioso; [+crowd] alborotarse; [+discussion] acalorarse
don't get excited! I'm not suggesting that ... ¡no te excites! ¡no te pongas nervioso! ¡no te acalores! no estoy sugiriendo que ...;oror
3 (sexually) excitado
to get excitedget excitarse
4 (Fís) [+atom, molecule] excitado

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