1.〈口〉(使)表示热心;(使)变得热心
1.to talk in an excited way about something that you are interested in; to make someone interested in something or excited by it
1.I would say that step 1 for impressing your boss is to be enthused about what you are doing and to put your whole self into it everyday.
可以说，要想给上司留下的印象，你要做的步对你的工作有热情，每天全身心地投入到工作之中去。
2.At one moment I thought I was going to faint with the sense of tension and my fear to spoil the pose which had enthused him.
由于太过紧张，害怕破坏了那让他沉迷的姿势，我一度觉得自己快要晕倒了。
3.The man who had wanted "revolution for the hell of it" was the same who, years later, enthused about the "high adventure" of orthodoxy.
希望“为了捣乱而革命”的他，多年后同样热衷于“对正统观念的高度冒险”。
4.China, he enthused, "was the only voice of reason in international affairs" .
他热烈赞美中国“是国际事务中唯一理性的声音”。
5."Their government people are so much smarter: it's terrifying, " enthused one of the world's richest men.
“中国政府官员相比而言是多么聪明啊，这真是太恐怖了。”世界巨富之一热情地补充道。
6.It was the same blog in which she enthused about roller-blading for the first time: at night, fast, without a helmet.
在同一个博客中她第一次疯狂的喜欢上了滑旱冰：夜晚，飞一般的滑，不带头盔。
7."I'm feeling all right and I'm really enjoying it. I'm very happy to be back on the pitch, " he enthused .
他说：“我现在感觉好极了，我很高兴可以再次回到场上比赛。”。
8."To score a goal like that was very, very special and a great way for me to get my first goal for Liverpool, " enthused the Reds number 16.
“以这种方式取得了为利物浦的首个进球，对我来说是非常非常特殊的，棒极了，”红军16号兴奋的说。
9.In the UK, chief executive watchers are less than enthused about identifying a great British business leader.
在英国，首席执行官观察员不是那么热衷于鉴定优秀的商业领袖。
10.German researchers enthused about a border collie and the significance of his mental skills.
德国研究者们对博德牧羊犬和它的思维能力的意义表示热切关注。