arouse from

常見(jiàn)例句

雙語(yǔ)例句

• To arouse from a hypnotic state.
  從催眠狀態(tài)囌醒。
• If enlarging this idea to social groups, not just for human beings, could some social problems arouse from maltreatment and stoppage of circulation and communication?
  如果把這種思想擴(kuò)大一下不僅僅是人這個(gè)個(gè)躰，而是社會(huì)群躰的多種領(lǐng)域，會(huì)不會(huì)也因爲(wèi)各種原因的循環(huán)不暢、溝通欠佳而造成一定的問(wèn)題？
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• That remark might arouse snickers from people around the league.
  這番話難保不會(huì)招致聯(lián)盟其他成員的竊笑。
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權(quán)威例句

• The emotions that Mr Littell does arouse come from telling history so well.
  ECONOMIST: Robert Littell's 13th novel is creeping up on America—fast
• And a two-minute peal of church bells continues to arouse sleepy Germans from their beds every weekday at 7am in the towns and 6am in the villages of the countryside.
  ECONOMIST: Germany
• European-only defence efforts, they reckon, will work best for tasks that are endorsed by the American administration but fail to arouse enough enthusiasm from Congress to warrant direct American involvement.
  ECONOMIST: The EU turns its attention from ploughshares to swords
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