arouse from

基本解释

To arouse from a hypnotic state.
从催眠状态苏醒。
If enlarging this idea to social groups, not just for human beings, could some social problems arouse from maltreatment and stoppage of circulation and communication?
如果把这种思想扩大一下不仅仅是人这个个体，而是社会群体的多种领域，会不会也因为各种原因的循环不畅、沟通欠佳而造成一定的问题？
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That remark might arouse snickers from people around the league.
这番话难保不会招致联盟其他成员的窃笑。
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The emotions that Mr Littell does arouse come from telling history so well.
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And a two-minute peal of church bells continues to arouse sleepy Germans from their beds every weekday at 7am in the towns and 6am in the villages of the countryside.
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European-only defence efforts, they reckon, will work best for tasks that are endorsed by the American administration but fail to arouse enough enthusiasm from Congress to warrant direct American involvement.
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