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stimulation of [noun]
The stimulation of the economy was a priority.
刺激经济是当务之急。
激励；推动
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激励；推动
A push or encouragement that makes someone want to act.
The stimulation of the economy was a priority.
刺激经济是当务之急。
推动或激励行动。
A pushing or goading toward action.
引起反应的行为或状态；感觉输入。
Any action or condition that creates a response; sensory input.
引起兴奋或愉悦的活动；刺激行为。
An activity causing excitement or pleasure; the act of stimulating.
The teacher's constant stimulation helped the students stay focused during the long lecture.
老师不断的激励帮助学生在漫长的讲座中保持专注。
Bright colors and loud sounds provide strong sensory stimulation for babies.
鲜艳的色彩和响亮的声音为婴儿提供强烈的感官刺激。
She reads a lot for intellectual stimulation and personal growth.
她大量阅读是为了智力激发和个人成长。
The stimulation of the economy was a priority.
刺激经济是当务之急。
The museum provides intellectual stimulation for visitors.
博物馆为参观者提供智力刺激。
The plant grows faster under constant light stimulation.
植物在持续的光刺激下生长更快。
Not this
I need a stimulation to work.
Use this
I need stimulation to work.
“stimulation”是不可数名词，不能用不定冠词“a”修饰。
Not this
This news stimulations me.
Use this
This news stimulates me.
“stimulation”是名词，不能用作动词；正确动词形式是“stimulate”。
Focus on the distinctions below. Other candidates are kept compact until a reliable usage note is available.
精神刺激
Solving puzzles provides good mental stimulation.
解谜能带来很好的精神刺激。
身体刺激
Massage can offer physical stimulation to relax muscles.
按摩可以提供身体刺激来放松肌肉。
性刺激
The couple explored various forms of sexual stimulation.
这对夫妇尝试了各种形式的性刺激。
感官刺激
Bright lights and loud noises can cause sensory stimulation.
强光和噪音会引起感官刺激。
电刺激
Electrical stimulation is used in physical therapy.
电刺激用于物理治疗。
视觉刺激
Art galleries provide visual stimulation for visitors.
美术馆为参观者提供视觉刺激。
Use stimulation naturally, then get feedback on meaning, tone, grammar, and phrasing.
Revisit a common error or keep this word in your review list.
stimulation（刺激）比simulation（模拟）多一个字母t，就像多踢一脚，更刺激。
neutral
All listed words share the -tion ending (/ʃən/) and the stressed vowel /eɪ/, thus they rhyme with stimulation.
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