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stimulation

/ˌstɪm.jəˈleɪ.ʃən/

Traduction: Nom désignant une action qui excite un organisme ou un organe vers une activité, ou toute information ou événement incitant à agir. En physiologie, il s'agit de l'effet d'un stimulus sur les nerfs ou les organes. Peut aussi se référer aux caresses sexuelles réciproques avant l'acte sexuel.

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/ˌstɪm.jəˈleɪ.ʃən/B2formalscientific
  • frNom désignant une action qui excite un organisme ou un organe vers une activité, ou toute information ou événement incitant à agir. En physiologie, il s'agit de l'effet d'un stimulus sur les nerfs ou les organes. Peut aussi se référer aux caresses sexuelles réciproques avant l'acte sexuel.

A noun referring to the act of arousing an organism to action, or any information or event that acts to arouse action. In physiology, it denotes the effect of a stimulus on nerves or organs. It can also refer to mutual sexual fondling prior to sexual intercourse.

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  1. Arousal to actionB2formal

    The act of encouraging or rousing an organism to become active or responsive.

    frStimulation (action d'encourager à l'activité)

    • The new project provided the stimulation the team needed to innovate.
    • Mental stimulation is crucial for a child's development.
    • The lecture offered intellectual stimulation to the audience.

    Synonymesactivationarousalencouragementexcitationincitementmotivationpromptingprovocationrousingspurring

    Antonymescalmingdeterrencediscouragementinhibitionsuppression

  2. Motivating information or eventB2formal

    Any piece of information or event that acts to arouse action or interest.

    frstimulation (information motivante)

    • The news served as a stimulation for public debate.
    • Financial incentives are a common stimulation for employee performance.
    • The competition provided the necessary stimulation for creativity.

    Synonymesboostgoadimpetusincentiveincitementmotivationprovocationspurstimulus

    Antonymesdeterrentdiscouragementdisincentive

  3. Physiological effectC1formalmedical

    The effect of a stimulus on nerves, organs, or other biological systems.

    frEffet physiologique d'un stimulus

    • The doctor measured the nerve stimulation response.
    • Electrical stimulation can help repair damaged muscles.
    • Sensory stimulation is important for brain function.

    Synonymesactivationarousalexcitation

    Antonymesdepressioninhibitionquiescencesedationsuppression

  4. Sexual arousalC1formalmedical

    Mutual physical touching or activity intended to increase sexual excitement before intercourse.

    frStimulation sexuelle

    • The couple engaged in mutual stimulation before intimacy.
    • Stimulation is an important part of a healthy sexual relationship.
    • The book discusses various forms of sexual stimulation.

    Synonymescaressingfondlingforeplaypetting

Formes
  • stimulations plural form
  • stimulations' possessive plural form
  • stimulation's possessive singular form
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