Collocation
That sounds exciting.
Used to express that something one has heard or been told about appears to be thrilling, interesting, or stimulating.
Definition
'That sounds exciting.' is a common English collocation. Used to express that something one has heard or been told about appears to be thrilling, interesting, or stimulating.
Subject + sound(s) + adjective
“A trip to the mountains? That sounds exciting!”
Examples
- They're planning a surprise party for her birthday next week; that sounds exciting!
- If we go on a safari, it sounds exciting, but also a bit scary.
- The new project proposal really sounds exciting, especially with the innovative technology involved.
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- She told me about her plan to hike the entire Appalachian Trail, and honestly, that sounds exciting and incredibly challenging.
- When you described the roller coaster with all its loops and drops, that truly sounded exciting.
- We need an idea that sounds exciting enough to attract a large crowd to the festival.
- After hearing about the ancient ruins and hidden treasures, the archaeologist exclaimed, 'That certainly sounds exciting!'
- A weekend getaway to a cabin by the lake sounds exciting, doesn't it?
- The documentary on deep-sea exploration sounded exciting from the trailer alone.
- They said the new virtual reality game sounds exciting, with realistic graphics and immersive gameplay.
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