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excitement [ɪkˈsaɪtmənt] N

excitement

волне́ние nt

to be in a state of excitement

what excitement!

what excitement!

a flurry of excitement

a fever of excitement/impatience

to jump up and down with excitement

to be in a state of excitement

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The exhibition, which roused much public excitement, continued for more than a year. en.wikipedia.org

The excitement of travel to a foreign country left a lasting impression. en.wikipedia.org

When the fight commences the tempo is increased and becomes frenetic at moments of excitement during a match. en.wikipedia.org

There, we are introduced to a world of excitement and intrigue, and more death follows. en.wikipedia.org

He brought unusual dimension, depth and excitement to jazz drumming. en.wikipedia.org

It originally became popular in online gaming forums and is now used as an expression of excitement and joy. en.wikipedia.org

I never witnessed more intense excitement to get possession of a newspaper, he wrote. en.wikipedia.org

He works there 16 hours a day and often suffers from fits of excitement and nerves. en.wikipedia.org

The find sent ripples of excitement through neighbouring villages and many residents picked up fossilised eggs, brought them home and worshipped them. en.wikipedia.org

Alternative methods of play try to increase participation by creating excitement. en.wikipedia.org

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