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Definition of excitable in English: excitableadjective ɪkˈsʌɪtəb(ə)lɛkˈsʌɪtəb(ə)lɪkˈsaɪdəb(ə)l 1Responding too readily to something new or stimulating; easily excited. 对新事物（或使人兴奋的事物）极易作出反应的；易激动的 a rather excitable young man Example sentencesExamples - Evidentally, this is an effective way for her to keep herself calm because she is easily excitable.
- He drank round the clock, became tense, excitable and uninterested in what he himself had created.
- They have to be more patient, less emotional, more deliberative, less excitable.
- They are passionate, excitable and talkative about all sport - at least sport as it is played Down Under where, by the way, this column is coming to you from.
- The most easily excitable ones immediately interpreted his comments to mean that he thought women were dumb.
- The president, meanwhile, seemed excitable, edgy and sometimes ungrounded.
- The Artisan Child is highly active, easily excitable, likes taking risks and getting into mischief.
- His coolly rationalist approach to religion was complemented by an excitable temperament and a taste for the picaresque.
- It is not true, she says, that the English are not emotional or excitable.
- Once the heat of the day has passed and the sun starts to set, a steady trickle of excitable youngsters drag their parents and grandparents to the banks of the river.
- Where else but my established favorite place of relaxation, where my ever excitable brain can, and often does, fall peacefully asleep in mid-debate.
- Such erratic behaviour, it would emerge, was typical of Wilson, a man known in the local community as being a quiet, if excitable, young man, of rather low intelligence.
- Research has shown even casual smoking during pregnancy can make newborn babies jittery, more excitable and more difficult to console than babies born to non-smokers.
- He is a very excitable young man who absolutely loves what he does.
- ‘There is an overly excitable mood amongst the political classes, and the game is far from clear yet,’ says one senior government source.
- Once again, plenty of turn-out time and correct feeding for the type of work the horse is doing, will help to calm an excitable temperament.
- The easily excitable man with the curly hair has decided to join myself and Jared in this little experiment and has already posted his first song.
- Cattle from one source were calm and handled easily, whereas cattle from the other source were easily excitable and difficult to handle.
- There's a word we have for friends that can be a little emotional like that: excitable.
- In the first phase of his public career before 1914 he was widely regarded as a young man in a hurry who was self-centred and excitable.
Synonyms temperamental, mercurial, volatile, emotional, sensitive, highly strung, easily upset, easily agitated, easily frightened, unstable, nervous, tense, brittle, edgy, jumpy, twitchy, skittish, unsettled, uneasy, neurotic tempestuous, hot-tempered, quick-tempered, hot-headed, passionate, fiery, irascible, testy, moody, touchy, snappy informal uptight, wired, blowing hot and cold British informal stressy 2(of tissue or a cell) responsive to stimulation. （组织，细胞）应激的，（可）兴奋的 these alkaloids act on nerve cells to make them more excitable Example sentencesExamples - So far, models for electrically excitable cells only could predict enhancement of calcium load during release.
- Voltage-sensitive Na + channels are responsible for the upstroke of the action potential in excitable cells.
- Voltage-gated sodium channels are found in most excitable tissues like nerve, heart, and muscle.
- It is demonstrated that gel-immobilized cell organelles reveal features of an excitable medium.
- Potassium channels play fundamental roles in excitable cells.
- The authors review excitable membrane potentials and neurotransmitters.
- It is the most excitable part of the neuron and the site at which the nerve impulse is initiated.
- K + channels are a large and diverse group of proteins that occur in most membranes of excitable and inexcitable cells.
- Heart cells, like other electrically excitable cells, become inexcitable for a brief period after each action potential.
- Other studies demonstrated wavelength-dependent responses in excitable cells.
- However, the sodium channel inactivation gates are open in the hyperpolarized virtual anode region, causing the tissue to be excitable.
- Cellular calcium dynamics are subject to stringent spatio-temporal control, especially in excitable cells.
- First, lots of excitable tissues have narrow calcium channels and multiple connections.
- The voltage-gated Na + channel is critical for depolarization and conduction in most excitable cells.
- Voltage-gated channels are essential proteins for the functioning of excitable tissues.
Definition of excitable in US English: excitableadjectiveikˈsīdəb(ə)lɪkˈsaɪdəb(ə)l 1Responding rather too readily to something new or stimulating; too easily excited. 对新事物（或使人兴奋的事物）极易作出反应的；易激动的 Chip could be a bit wayward and excitable 奇普这个人可能有点儿任性，而且容易激动。 Example sentencesExamples - The easily excitable man with the curly hair has decided to join myself and Jared in this little experiment and has already posted his first song.
- ‘There is an overly excitable mood amongst the political classes, and the game is far from clear yet,’ says one senior government source.
- The most easily excitable ones immediately interpreted his comments to mean that he thought women were dumb.
- Cattle from one source were calm and handled easily, whereas cattle from the other source were easily excitable and difficult to handle.
- His coolly rationalist approach to religion was complemented by an excitable temperament and a taste for the picaresque.
- He drank round the clock, became tense, excitable and uninterested in what he himself had created.
- It is not true, she says, that the English are not emotional or excitable.
- Once the heat of the day has passed and the sun starts to set, a steady trickle of excitable youngsters drag their parents and grandparents to the banks of the river.
- There's a word we have for friends that can be a little emotional like that: excitable.
- In the first phase of his public career before 1914 he was widely regarded as a young man in a hurry who was self-centred and excitable.
- Evidentally, this is an effective way for her to keep herself calm because she is easily excitable.
- Once again, plenty of turn-out time and correct feeding for the type of work the horse is doing, will help to calm an excitable temperament.
- He is a very excitable young man who absolutely loves what he does.
- They have to be more patient, less emotional, more deliberative, less excitable.
- Such erratic behaviour, it would emerge, was typical of Wilson, a man known in the local community as being a quiet, if excitable, young man, of rather low intelligence.
- The Artisan Child is highly active, easily excitable, likes taking risks and getting into mischief.
- They are passionate, excitable and talkative about all sport - at least sport as it is played Down Under where, by the way, this column is coming to you from.
- Research has shown even casual smoking during pregnancy can make newborn babies jittery, more excitable and more difficult to console than babies born to non-smokers.
- The president, meanwhile, seemed excitable, edgy and sometimes ungrounded.
- Where else but my established favorite place of relaxation, where my ever excitable brain can, and often does, fall peacefully asleep in mid-debate.
Synonyms temperamental, mercurial, volatile, emotional, sensitive, highly strung, easily upset, easily agitated, easily frightened, unstable, nervous, tense, brittle, edgy, jumpy, twitchy, skittish, unsettled, uneasy, neurotic - 1.1 (of tissue or a cell) responsive to stimulation.
（组织，细胞）应激的，（可）兴奋的 Example sentencesExamples - Voltage-sensitive Na + channels are responsible for the upstroke of the action potential in excitable cells.
- Voltage-gated sodium channels are found in most excitable tissues like nerve, heart, and muscle.
- Other studies demonstrated wavelength-dependent responses in excitable cells.
- However, the sodium channel inactivation gates are open in the hyperpolarized virtual anode region, causing the tissue to be excitable.
- Heart cells, like other electrically excitable cells, become inexcitable for a brief period after each action potential.
- The authors review excitable membrane potentials and neurotransmitters.
- First, lots of excitable tissues have narrow calcium channels and multiple connections.
- Cellular calcium dynamics are subject to stringent spatio-temporal control, especially in excitable cells.
- So far, models for electrically excitable cells only could predict enhancement of calcium load during release.
- It is the most excitable part of the neuron and the site at which the nerve impulse is initiated.
- It is demonstrated that gel-immobilized cell organelles reveal features of an excitable medium.
- The voltage-gated Na + channel is critical for depolarization and conduction in most excitable cells.
- K + channels are a large and diverse group of proteins that occur in most membranes of excitable and inexcitable cells.
- Voltage-gated channels are essential proteins for the functioning of excitable tissues.
- Potassium channels play fundamental roles in excitable cells.
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