impulsion

英 [ɪmˈpʌlʃn]

美 [ɪmˈpʌlʃn]

n.  冲动; 强烈欲望; 理由; 缘由

复数：impulsions　

医学

牛津词典

noun

• 冲动；强烈欲望
  a strong desire to do sth
• 理由；缘由
  a reason for doing sth
  1. Lack of food and water provided much of the impulsion for their speed.
     缺少食物和水促使他们加快了速度。

英英释义

noun

• the act of applying force suddenly
  1. the impulse knocked him over
  Synonym:impulseimpetus
• a force that moves something along
  Synonym:driftimpetus

双语例句

• The work at a standstill should be of short duration, however, because there must be impulsion.
  因为马的向前的冲动，这种教授应该是短暂的。
• The round chest and clipper-built body of women on the works do not call my attention to her face and hair, but indulged me into the thinking on impulsion of life.
  木质上凸现着女性圆圆的胸与流线型的形体，使你不去注意她的面孔与秀发，却会让你沉溺对生命原动力的思考中。
• I walk while draw, when I am moved, I ever do not let off this primitive impulsion.
  我边走边画，感动了我时，我从不放过这个原始冲动。
• Why will want to become a close friend's with you impulsion for me again?
  为何又要给我想和你成为好友的冲动？
• It shows her second character& impulsion, rashness.
  这显示了她急躁易冲动的性格。
• So I have impulsion to update it again.
  我又有了升级它的冲动。
• The reason is that the demand in many areas impulsion and the improving of capacity of computer.
  这主要是由于众多领域的需求推动和计算机处理能力与数据采集设备的不断进步。
• Without etiquette, the society will sink into a pitiable state. Furthermore, the necessary contacts among society members will be disturbed by pointless impulsion and dispute.
  社会要是没有礼仪，就会陷入可悲的境地，而社会成员之间所必须的交往就会被无谓的冲动和纠纷所干扰。
• Seeking after spirit is the impulsion of development of art.
  对精神性的追求是艺术发展的原动力和支撑点。
• The impulsion to break away and make a new life.
  想脱离开，去过一种新生活的强烈欲望。