Examples of using Arouses in English and their translations into Romanian
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Programming
The strange thing is that the dream arouses me.
but a coin arouses your desires.
A woman's only worth the desire she arouses.
Seeing a naked body activates an initial automatic reaction in the brain which arouses interest linked to the evolutive reflex of the possibility of procreation(Solano, 2018).
Currently, the Greek Church“Metamorphosis” arouses the curiosity of passers-by only by its small size
Conversely, it arouses very strong opposition when it destroys jobs or affects standards of living,
The situation at Fukushima arouses dread and compassion in all of us,
He[Shaitan(Satan)] makes promises to them, and arouses in them false desires; and Shaitan's(Satan) promises are nothing but deceptions.
Trichovell is undoubtedly one of those products that arouses curiosity because of its friendly formula
This is a group of products whose marketing justifiably arouses the consumer's interest, who wants to have a healthy diet.
When that no longer satisfies them, they will burglarize homes and start taking the object that arouses them. If they get away with that long enough, they become more confident.
anything that is beyond their horizon arouses concern.
Vladimir Şetran arouses a likewise discipline of the eye,
the emergence of Don Giovanni arouses the Masetto's jealousy again.
The project developed in cooperation with the government and banks arouses great interest- 30,000 people registered just on the first day of access to the service.
The value of food is not in the discussion it arouses but in the nourishment it imparts.- William Houghton(1887- 1947).
When a man of your dimensions travels all this way to visit a place like this it arouses the curiosity.
The curiosity also arouses the geographical proximity of the monastery to the citadel“Bozhenishki Urvich”
But when I see a woman who arouses me… the whole world disappears… except for her.
Furthermore, using history as a means to an end arouses opposition, even if the intention behind it is sincere.