stimulation
/ˌstɪm.jəˈleɪ.ʃən/noun
B2formalcommonscientific/ˌstɪm.jəˈleɪ.ʃən/indénombrable
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.
ruСуществительное, обозначающее действие по возбуждению организма к активности, или любую информацию или событие, побуждающее к действию. В физиологии обозначает воздействие стимула на нервы или органы. Также может относиться к взаимным сексуальным ласкам перед половым актом.esSustantivo que designa la acción de incitar a un organismo a la actividad, o cualquier información o evento que impulse a la acción. En fisiología, se refiere al efecto de un estímulo sobre nervios u órganos. También puede aludir a caricias sexuales mutuas antes del coito.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.deSubstantiv, das die Handlung bezeichnet, einen Organismus zu Aktivität anzuregen, oder jede Information bzw. jedes Ereignis, das zu einer Handlung anregt. In der Physiologie die Einwirkung eines Reizes auf Nerven oder Organe; auch die gegenseitigen sexuellen Zärtlichkeiten vor dem Geschlechtsverkehr.ptSubstantivo que designa a ação de estimular, ou seja, excitar um organismo à atividade, ou qualquer informação ou evento que incite à ação. Em fisiologia, é a aplicação de um estímulo sobre nervos ou órgãos; também pode se referir a carícias sexuais mútuas antes do ato sexual.zh指激发或促使机体活动、反应或发展的行为或过程;在生理学中指刺激作用于神经或器官;也可指性行为前的相互爱抚。arاسم يدل على إحداث النشاط أو التحفيز في الكائن الحي أو في أي عملية، ويشمل في علم وظائف الأعضاء تأثير المثير على الأعصاب أو الأعضاء. كما يشير إلى المقدمات الجنسية والمبادلات الحسية قبل الجماع.
- Arousal to action B2 formal
The act of encouraging or rousing an organism to become active or responsive.
- 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.
ruСтимуляцияesEstimulaciónfrStimulation (action d'encourager à l'activité)deStimulationptEstimulaçãozh刺激arتحفيز
Synonymes: activationarousalencouragementexcitationincitementmotivationpromptingprovocationrousingspurring
Antonymes: calmingdeterrencediscouragementinhibitionsuppression
- Motivating information or event B2 formal
Any piece of information or event that acts to arouse action or interest.
- 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.
ruСтимулesEstímulofrstimulation (information motivante)deStimulusptEstímulozh刺激arحافز
Synonymes: boostgoadimpetusincentiveincitementmotivationprovocationspurstimulus
Antonymes: deterrentdiscouragementdisincentive
- Physiological effect C1 formal medical
The effect of a stimulus on nerves, organs, or other biological systems.
- The doctor measured the nerve stimulation response.
- Electrical stimulation can help repair damaged muscles.
- Sensory stimulation is important for brain function.
ruСтимуляцияesEstimulación fisiológicafrEffet physiologique d'un stimulusdeStimulationptEstimulaçãozh刺激arتنبيه
Synonymes: activationarousalexcitation
Antonymes: depressioninhibitionquiescencesedationsuppression
- Sexual arousal C1 formal medical
Mutual physical touching or activity intended to increase sexual excitement before intercourse.
- 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.
ruСексуальное возбуждениеesestimulación sexualfrStimulation sexuelledeSexuelle StimulationptEstimulação sexualzh性刺激arالإثارة الجنسية
- stimulations plural form
- stimulations' possessive plural form
- stimulation's possessive singular form