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

• Research on wireless control and data processing system of vibration& impulsion treatment
  振冲施工无线监控与数据处理系统的研究
• I love the regretless youth but not the childish impulsion.
  我爱无悔的青春，却不喜欢幼稚的冲动。
• Development: innovative design and development is the impulsion of advancement.
  开发：创新设计开发，前进原动力。
• 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。
• 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。
• Impulsion is, therefore, seen only in those paces that have a period of suspension.
  因此，前进气势只有在那些具有腾空期的步伐中才能看得到。
• 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？
• Piaffe must always be animated by a lively impulsion and characterised by a perfect balance.
  原地踏步必须始终有活跃的前进气势，以及完美的平衡的特点。
• The impulsion is often lost, because of the rider's preoccupation with bending the horse and pushing him sideways.
  由于骑手全神贯注在使马曲绕和向侧方推进，常常使前进气势丧失。
• It shows her second character& impulsion, rashness.
  这显示了她急躁易冲动的性格。