rouse in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for rouse in the English»French Dictionary

rouse [Brit raʊz, Am raʊz] VB trans

1. rouse (wake):

rouse form

réveiller

to rouse sb from a deep sleep

tirer qn d'un sommeil profond

2. rouse (stir):

rouse person, troops, nation

réveiller

rouse anger, interest

susciter

to rouse public opinion

soulever l'opinion publique (against contre)

to rouse sb to anger

susciter la colère de qn

to rouse sb to action

pousser qn à l'action

when she's roused

quand elle est en colère

Translations for rouse in the French»English Dictionary

Your search term in other parts of the dictionary

ameuter tout le voisinage

to rouse all the neighbours

ameuter tout le voisinage

to rouse the whole neighbourhood

déchaîner passions, sentiments

to rouse, to stir up

faire vibrer la corde patriotique/sociale

to rouse people's patriotism/social conscience

tirer qn de son sommeil

to wake [sb] up, to rouse sb form

arracher qn à rêve, torpeur, pensées

to rouse sb from

s'arracher à pensées, rêverie

to rouse oneself from

rouse in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for rouse in the English»French Dictionary

rouse [raʊz] VB trans

1. rouse (waken):

rouse

réveiller

to rouse oneself from a pleasant daydream

sortir d'un rêve agréable

2. rouse (activate):

rouse

stimuler

rouse crowd

soulever

to rouse sb to +infin

pousser qn à +infin

to rouse to action

pousser a l'action

3. rouse (cause):

rouse

provoquer

rouse admiration, ire

susciter

Translations for rouse in the French»English Dictionary

Your search term in other parts of the dictionary

aiguiser curiosité, désir

to rouse

tirer qn de sa somnolence

to rouse sb from their slumbers

tirer qn de son sommeil

to rouse sb from sleep

rouse Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to rouse oneself from a pleasant daydream

sortir d'un rêve agréable

to rouse sb to +infin

pousser qn à +infin

to rouse to action

pousser a l'action

to rouse sb from their slumbers

tirer qn de sa somnolence

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

They feared she might have been ill and knocked on the door of her room, attempting to rouse her.

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

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The temper of this country, slow to rouse, is becoming an ugly one.

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His allies, roused to martial frenzy, promised war to the death, and several years of conflict followed.

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However, she often fails to rouse any signs of affection from him and, as a result, buries herself in romantic novels.

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Although contradicted at once, the rumor roused public opinion.

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The servants rouse themselves as though from a trance, and see that the bell is on the ground.

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Rouse was charged with attempted bribery, and sentenced to three years in prison, of which he served eighteen months.

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Rouse's innovative business vision looked obvious in retrospect, but it was a bold, contrarian move with few supporters at the outset.

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Rouse anchored the middle, leading the team in rebounding as a sophomore (11.3 per game) and junior (12.1 per game).

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