excited
v. 激动；唤起（excite的过去分词）
adj. 兴奋的；激动的；活跃的
If a team representing our country scored or missed, father or brother would get excited and yell and sometimes the dog next door would bark after them.
如果一支代表我国的球队得分或者丢分，父亲和我弟弟都会很激动地大呼小叫，有时隔壁邻居的狗也会追着他们叫。
来自：TV and My Family-电视和我的家庭
I was so excited that I jumped up when hearing that Beijing won the bid for the 2008 Olympic Games.
当得知北京2008 奥运申办成功时，我兴奋得跳了起来
来自：A Letter to Bill- 给比尔的一封信
We were so excited that we couldn't say any words but shouting and laughing.
我们兴奋得说不出话来，只顾着大声地喊叫、欢笑。
来自：关于老师的英语作文
I will never forget how excited I was when I got it.
我永远不会忘记得到它时是多么的兴奋。
来自：叙述钟表对我们生活的重要性及谈谈你最喜欢的钟表
I am excited but also nervous, because it is a good chance to improve my English.
我既高兴又紧张，因为这真的是个提高我英语水平的好机会。
来自：一封求助信A Letter for Help
We were all excited when we saw such beautiful and magnificent scene.
当我们看见屏幕上出现了如此美丽又壮观的场景，我们异常的兴奋。
来自：国庆节英语日记The National Day Diary
I'm excited about my future because I have big hopes and dreams.
我对自己的未来感到很兴奋因为我有很大的希望和梦想。
来自：我未来的计划,毕业后的计划My Future Plan
We went to Renmin Park hold some activities and all of my classmates were so excited that they looked like the birds just coming out from birdcage.
我们到人民公园举行了一些活动，所有的同学都很兴奋，所以他们看上去就像刚刚从牢笼出来的小鸟一样。
来自：记一次春游A Spring Outing
I am so excited because in the new term, I will be a Grade 8 student.
我这么兴奋是因为在新的学期里我将是一名八年级生了。
来自：我的新学期计划 My Plan for New Term
When he started to play basketball in NBA, I was so excited that I saw the news about him everyday.
当他开始去NBA打篮球的时候我非常激动，因为我可以每天都可以看到有关他的消息了。
来自：我的偶像 My Idol
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