electrifying

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electrifying — 形容詞

  • electrifyingpositive
  • more electrifyingcomparative
  • most electrifyingsuperlative

1. making people feel intensely excited, as if the moment is suddenly full of energ

1.形容詞B2
釋義

令人振奮

讓人非常興奮、精神一振

making people feel intensely excited, as if the moment is suddenly full of energy.

例句

The hall grew electrifying as the drummer counted in the final song.

鼓手開始數最後一首歌的拍子時,整個大廳的氣氛變得令人振奮。

become + electrifying for a rising atmosphere

An electrifying speech from the captain lifted the tired team.

隊長那場令人振奮的演說提起了這支疲憊球隊的士氣。

electrifying + noun

同義詞
  • exciting

    A broader and more neutral word; electrifying suggests a stronger emotional charge.

  • thrilling

    Often linked to danger or suspense, while electrifying often stresses crowd energy or dramatic impact.

  • exhilarating

    Usually focuses on a personal rush of pleasure rather than a public atmosphere.

反義詞
  • dull

    Lacking excitement or emotional force.

  • flat

    Suggests weak energy, especially in a performance or event.

文法句型

electrifying + noun

be + electrifying

find + object + electrifying

用法筆記

Commonly used for speeches, performances, finishes, and atmospheres that create a strong emotional lift. Distinguish from 'thrilled', which describes the person who feels the excitement.

electrifying — 動詞