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 quality of the trot is judged by the general impression, i.e.the regularity and elasticity of the steps, the cadence and impulsion in both collection and extension.
  快步的品质是从一般印象来判断，也就是步伐的规律性和弹性，缩短和深长时的节奏与前进气势。
• The person's need is the impulsion of technical generation and development.
  人的需要是技术产生与发展的原动力。
• So I have impulsion to update it again.
  我又有了升级它的冲动。
• Development: innovative design and development is the impulsion of advancement.
  开发：创新设计开发，前进原动力。
• On the base of this, to consider the effect of impulsion outside to stock is a help to understand and hold actual stock.
  在此基础上，考虑外界冲击对股市的影响，有助于对实际股市演化的理解和把握。
• 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。
• 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。
• Sees you to have plants the impulsion, because I too like you.
  看见你就有种冲动因为我太喜欢你。
• It shows her second character& impulsion, rashness.
  这显示了她急躁易冲动的性格。