arouse in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for arouse in the English»Spanish Dictionary

arouse [Am əˈraʊz, Brit əˈraʊz] VB trans

1. arouse (awaken):

arouse curiosity/interest

despertar

arouse curiosity/interest

suscitar

arouse suspicion

despertar

arouse suspicion

levantar

arouse suspicion

suscitar

her appeal aroused no response from the public

su llamamiento no obtuvo ninguna respuesta por parte del público

2. arouse (sexually):

arouse

excitar

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to arouse compassion

despertar compasión

Translations for arouse in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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fanatizar

to arouse fanaticism in

concitar

to arouse

concitar

to arouse

suscitar curiosidad/interés

to arouse

encandilar

to arouse

infundir sospechas

to arouse

excitar deseo

to arouse

excitar curiosidad

to arouse

excitar ira/odio

to arouse

alebrestar

to arouse

avivar sentimiento/pasión/deseo

to arouse

arouse in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for arouse in the English»Spanish Dictionary

arouse [əˈraʊz] VB trans

1. arouse (stir):

arouse

suscitar

arouse anger

provocar

2. arouse (sexually excite):

arouse

excitar

Translations for arouse in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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concitar

to arouse

germinar

to arouse

despertar la curiosidad de [o a] alguien

to arouse sb's curiosity

suscitar (antipatías, curiosidad)

to arouse

tener eco fig

to arouse interest

revolucionar

to arouse interest in

soliviantar

to arouse

avivar (pasión)

to arouse

excitar

to arouse

arouse Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

we don't want to arouse suspicion

no queremos levantar sospechas

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

She perseveres in arousing him, is successful, and they make love.

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Furthermore, it is comparatively easy for a thief to leave a hotel without arousing suspicion, as guests are continually coming and going with luggage.

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Four-month-old infants who became motorically aroused and distressed to presentations of novel stimuli were termed "highly reactive".

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We ask the audience to be vigilant against any such activity and report any matters arousing suspicion to cinema staff.

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Its suspicions were further aroused by other events.

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Such prejudice extends to humor and everything that arouses laughter, which are often underestimated as frivolous and unworthy of serious study.

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Much controversy was aroused on the subject, and the author's view was subsequently to some extent modified.

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The sentiments and passions which his eloquence aroused were made use of by a more extreme party.

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Concerns over the transparency of budgets and planning of measures hence were aroused.

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Arousing information is also retrieved or remembered more vividly and accurately.

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