0 a feeling of being very happy and enthusiastic -- возбуждение, волнение
The competition is causing a lot of excitement.
Thus, the initial excitement surrounding the birth of the new discipline needs to now be accompanied by some self-reflection on the part of its adherents.
While a bit of syncretism might be useful from a methodological point of view, in a theoretical discussion it takes the excitement away.
The remaining prisoners respond to their fellow inmate's words in a choral passage of mounting excitement.
Give kids the visions, ideas, excitement, sadness, wonder, and joy.
Infants begin to smile, show excitement when presented with familiar faces, and display what is considered to be sadness when positive stimulus events are withdrawn.
Bands created a lively atmosphere while public speeches generated excitement: these were 'civilized' mass meetings for boycott aims under the guise of memorial service.
Indeed, listening to the work's recording is a rather tedious task, entirely lacking the excitement that the composer was so proud about.
His excitement about indefinitely extending businesses moreover finds its match in old-fashioned prejudice against turning landed wealth into circulating paper.
