英:['stɪmjʊlətɪv]
美:['stɪmjəˌleɪtɪv]
英:['stɪmjʊlətɪv]
美:['stɪmjəˌleɪtɪv]
n.
刺激,促进因素
adj.
刺激的,激励的,促进的
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
n.stimulus 刺激;激励;刺激物
stimulation 刺激;激励,鼓舞
stimulant [药] 兴奋剂;刺激物;酒精饮料
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
verb
transitive verb
to excite to activity or growth or to greater activity : animate, arouse
to function as a physiological stimulus to
to arouse or affect by a stimulant (such as a drug)
intransitive verb
to act as a stimulant or stimulus
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
1 But at 1%, the rate is less than half the neutral rate - the level at which economic activity is neither stimulated nor constrained - and therefore still very stimulative to an already frothy economy.
2 “Infrastructure sounds great, but it’s really a very poor short-term stimulative tool,” he said.
3 The answer is to strengthen management on human resources and design new stimulative mechanism based on staff requirement.
加强人力资源管理,根据员工需要,设计新型的激励机制。
4 He was stimulated by their discussion.
5 China is stimulative meeting to hold water at will be in Beijing on March 31.
中国就为促进会于3月31日在北京成立.
6 Yields are also a reflection of expectations around the so-called neutral rate - the level at which interest rates are neither stimulative or restrictive for the economy.
7 That contrasts against policymakers being described as “dovish,” or setting monetary policy that is more stimulative for the economy, as when it seemed to officials early last year that higher inflation could be transitory.
8 This medicine but surface of bate dark sore, stimulative skin fat from pore eduction.
本药可软化暗疮表面, 促进皮脂从毛孔排出.
9 Discussed follow pattern of demand, the way that stimulative technology progresses.
探讨了遵循供求规律, 促进技术进步的途径.
10 Objective Critical disease is status of systemically inflammatory response ( SIR ) of body under stimulative factors.
目的危重病是机体在刺激因子作用下的全身炎症反应状态.
11 Australia's central bank decided to raise interest rates by a larger 50 basis points this month because policy would still be very stimulative and it needed to be normalised to stop high inflation becoming entrenched.
12 No matter plain or stimulative, it is life. Just enjoy it.
不论平淡还是刺激,这就是生活,要学会享受。
13 He argued the state has significant needs with backlogs of projects in all those areas - and could use the stimulative effect of the construction work.
14 And while governments can stimulate production, corporations will need to contribute the bulk of the initial capital to support it.
15 The benefits would arrive gradually across paychecks instead of in one stimulative burst.
16 The ECB is expected to ramp up stimulative bond purchases when it meets on Thursday.
17 Critics across the political spectrum say broad student loan debt cancellation would overwhelmingly favor the wealthy and have only modest stimulative effects on the economy.
18 Here's Moore explaining why unemployment insurance isn't stimulative.
Moore这样解释为什么失业保险没有起到刺激作用。
19 The key to this outlook is something called “R-Star,” or the level of rates that’s neither stimulative nor restrictive to growth.
20 The economy was not stimulated by the tax cuts.
1 刺激物
fuel prompt sauce spur stimulus irritation stimulant provocative whet goad stimulator instigation exciter incitation excitant
2 刺激性
excitive warm challenging provocative irritant pungent excitatory irritative excitant excitory kick
5 刺激
heating salty stimulant irritant impulsive shrill incitant charge kick motion salt belt urge stir incentive pickup excitement bang spur cue impulse stimulus irritation sting stimulation prod provocation bracing excitation prompting hypo instigation impulsion incitation needle move heat prompt excite stimulate gig irritate pep incite quicken prick inflame whet galvanize jostle goad innervate fillip turn-on moving of the waters
6 鼓励
encourage tonic rousing support incentive cheer stimulation 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
7 促进因素
8 刺激性的
excitive warm challenging provocative irritant pungent excitatory irritative excitant excitory
9 兴奋剂
upper pickup tonic stimulant provocative dope cordial pick-me-up bracer reviver excitant exhilarant analeptic incitant goofball
10 鼓舞
invigorative infusive exciting inspiring inspirational invigorating rousing support inspiration stimulus stimulation 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 stirring spur impulse build-up impulsion innerve lift sustain elevate kindle persevere reanimate roust
13 激励
invigorative incentive inspiring invigorating incitant inspiringly inspiration spur encouragement stimulus stimulation 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 stirring galvanic drive awakening arousal whet actuation incitation sting support strengthen excite rally flush whip gig brace poke animate incite actuate invigorate impel reanimate fillip spark-plug