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英:[ˌstɪmjʊˈleɪʃən]
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n.
刺激
激发
启发
促进
stim·u·la·tion
stihm yu leI shn
词根:stimulus
adj.stimulating 刺激的;有刺激性的
stimulated 受激的
stimulant 激励的;使人兴奋的
stimulative 促进的;刺激的;激励的
n.stimulus 刺激;激励;刺激物
stimulant [药] 兴奋剂;刺激物;酒精饮料
stimulative 刺激;促进因素
v.stimulating 刺激;激励;促进(stimulate的ing形式)
stimulated 刺激(stimulate的过去式和过去分词)
vi.stimulate 起刺激作用;起促进作用
vt.stimulate 刺激;鼓舞,激励
electrical stimulation电刺激
visual stimulation视觉刺激
1520年代,“刺激或激发行动的行为”,源自拉丁语 stimulationem(主格 stimulatio)“激励”,是 stimulare 的动作名词,意为“刺、驱策、敦促”,源自 stimulus “刺激、驱策”(参见 stimulus)。
兴奋
刺激
刺激〔作用〕:刺激或兴奋的作用或过程
被刺激或被兴奋的状态
Latin stimulatus, past participle of stimulare, from stimulus goad; perhaps akin to Latin stilus stem, stylus — more at style
The first known use of stimulate was in 1566
stingyadjective
not generous : giving, using, or spending as little as possible
scanty, meager
a stingy portion
stingernoun
one that stingsespecially: a piercing blow or remark
a sharp organ of some animals (as bees or scorpions) that is used to wound, paralyze, or kill prey or an enemy by piercing and injecting a poisonous fluid
sting1 of 2verb
to prick painfully especially with a sharp or poisonous stinger
stung by a bee
to affect with or feel quick piercing pain or smart
hail stung their faces
to cause to suffer mentally
stung with regret
overcharge sense 1, cheat
got stung on the deal
to use a stinger
bees sting
sting2 of 2noun
the act of stinging
a wound or pain caused by or as if by stinging
stinger sense 2
stimulusnoun
something that rouses or stirs to action : incentive
something (as an environmental change) that acts to partly change bodily activity (as by exciting a sensory organ)
heat, light, and sound are common physical stimuli
stimulusnoun
something that rouses or stirs to action : incentive
something (as an environmental change) that acts to partly change bodily activity (as by exciting a sensory organ)
heat, light, and sound are common physical stimuli
stimulateverb
to make active or more active : animate, arouse
stimulate industry
to act on as a bodily stimulus or stimulant
stimulateverb
to make active or more active : animate, arouse
stimulate industry
to act on as a bodily stimulus or stimulant
stimulateverb
to make active or more active : animate, arouse
stimulate industry
to act on as a bodily stimulus or stimulant
1 The summer is a time that your brain can use to recharge, but it still needs stimulation.
2 Rather than being focused on art objects, the exhibition is a room-size onslaught of sensory stimulation, complete with videos, graphics and text.
3 “In this moment of accelerated visual stimulation, we look for an alternative—slow, seductive pleasure that can linger and sustain,” she says.
4 “Cognitive stimulation is one of the areas where we did find some benefit.
“认知刺激是我们确实发现了好处的研究领域之一。
5 I’d guess there’s a diagnosable condition in there driving a high need for stimulation and a low tolerance for tedious/repetitive tasks.
6 Amos’s work is rigorous and complex, clever and passionate, jam-packed with intellectual and emotional stimulation.
7 Any sort of mental stimulation is eliciting natural behaviors.
8 And it was exhilarating to be in a crowded space, enjoying the layers of pleasant stimulation on the ear, sipping a drink and knowing there was more to come.
9 The unpredictability of his show, Mr. Cohen said, meets his high demand for stimulation.
10 Instead the focus moved to cognitive stimulation – gentle activities to keep the brain going, such as word games, puzzles, music, and practical activities such as baking or indoor gardening.
11 But considering that New York has hundreds of galleries, and hundreds upon hundreds of new shows in a year, the level of stimulation was low.
12 Grace and Frankie can be bawdy, and both women, taking a page out of the Betty White playbook, discuss vaginal dryness, clitoral stimulation and making lubricant out of yams.
13 Music audiences, even classical ones, raised in the Internet age may expect more than aural stimulation when they go to concerts, she says, and her dance company is ready to fill the visual void.
14 He seemed to have anticipated our digital age, and no doubt would have exploited its capacity to provide constant sensory stimulation to a world where boredom has become far more egalitarian.
15 Almost all studies of child development emphasize the role of childhood stimulation and activity in promoting mental development, and stress the irreversible mental stunting associated with reduced childhood stimulation.
16 The selection of some stimulation sites, as in the Alzheimer’s and addiction trials, has been driven not by theory so much as happenstance.
17 Stand-up offers less visual stimulation than movies or musicals, and this set proved that a few images go a long way.
18 Dogs out of quarantine also benefit from being placed in small, compatible play groups in recognition of the benefits of physical activity and social and emotional stimulation.
19 In addition, “the stimulation had vanished. Everybody was in a pretty down mood. It was over,” he told Playboy in 1978.
20 I realized with a horrible pang that we were already behind in this cutthroat world of child centered stimulation.
1 鼓舞
invigorative infusive exciting inspiring inspirational invigorating rousing stimulative support inspiration stimulus excitation incitement prompting reanimation vivify invigoration root embrave spirit inspire inform wake prompt spark stimulate cheer ginger infuse animate quicken rouse invigorate hearten waken elate vitalize inspirit key up a shot in the arm
2 刺激
exciting electric incentive lively stimulating irritating irritant groovy rasping provoking athrill excitingly kick boot salt bite sauce jar bang spur yeast encouragement stimulus irritation stimulant savor impetus provocation excitation goad incitement instigation prodding pungency fillip piquancy impulsion acridity adrenalinize fire excite needle stimulate lash provoke sting irritate incite exalt whet rasp adrenalize a shot in the arm pungent assault jog inducement bear along spicy hairy racy jarring acrid piquant adventure impulse encourage incentivize heating salty impulsive shrill stimulative incitant charge motion belt urge stir pickup excitement cue prod bracing prompting hypo incitation move heat prompt gig pep quicken prick inflame galvanize jostle innervate turn-on moving of the waters
3 激励
invigorative incentive inspiring invigorating stimulative incitant inspiringly inspiration spur encouragement stimulus stimulant goad prompting prodding invigoration innerve enhearten stay encourage inspire urge spark nerve stimulate hound energize pep prod rouse galvanize hearten sparkplug inspirit pep up put spurs to set spurs to trumpet call make one tick make tick spur on motivate goose exhort actuate incentivize gee up urge on stirring galvanic drive awakening arousal whet actuation incitation sting support strengthen excite rally flush whip gig brace poke animate incite invigorate impel reanimate fillip spark-plug
4 鼓励
encourage tonic rousing stimulative support incentive cheer countenance cheering prompting send-off build-up fosterage move edge warm spirit prompt urge excite nerve foster stimulate uphold beacon arouse pep buoy agitate rouse embolden hearten waken
5 兴奋
wrought-up high-keyed happy warm excited heated stimulant hectic steaming exalted rousing feverish pumped rattled hyped-up het sthenic atwitter excitant incitant sthenia state twitter shooting toss excitement flush fever rage warmth flap impulse irritation taking tingle agitation excitation exaltation exhilaration brio razzmatazz burn stir excite bubble swell kindle fizz effervesce send gas string stimulate ignite irritate electrify galvanize titillate inebriate exhilarate aglow moving of the waters