兴奋 | xīng fèn | excited; excitement; (physiology) excitation | |
振兴 | zhèn xīng | Zhengxing district of Dandong city 丹东市 , Liaoning | |
振兴 | zhèn xīng | to revive; to revitalize; to invigorate; to re-energize | |
复兴 | fù xīng | Fuxing district of Handan city 邯郸市 , north Taiwan | |
复兴 | fù xīng | to revive; to rejuvenate |
高兴 | gāo xìng | happy; glad; willing (to do sth); in a cheerful mood | |
兴趣 | xìng qù | interest (desire to know about sth); interest (thing in which one is interested); hobby; Classifiers: 个 | |
兴致 | xìng zhì | mood; spirits; interest | |
兴致勃勃 | xìng zhì bó bó | to become exhilarated (idiom); in high spirits; full of zest | |
兴高采烈 | xìng gāo cǎi liè | happy and excited (idiom); in high spirits; in great delight |
1 | I hate to be a wet blanket here but statistics show that this practical approach rarely leads back to your passionate pursuit. | |
2 | "They left some very special papers, " said our guide excitedly. "We found them in sealed jars. " | |
3 | And that fascinated me. But when I wanted to read from the document at a party meeting my comrades discouraged me. | |
4 | "Gold has rallied in most major currencies despite a firm US dollar, a sign of strong buying interest in the metal," UBS said in a note this week. | |
5 | Glitnir, Landsbanki and Kaupthing amounted to more than half of the value of Iceland's stock exchange and they are now worth nothing. |