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стимул

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gen. impetus; incitement; motivation; incentive (something that encourages etc. • Hope of promotion was an incentive to hard work); carrot; drive; spur (anything that urges a person to make greater efforts); stimulant; incitation; adrenalin; animate; hypo; leaven; persuasive; boon (Victor Parno); animate (и т.п.); invitation; oestrum; enabler (Moscowtran); fillip; whet; dynamic (It would create a strong dynamic for change and efficiency. Boris Gorelik); challenge; inducement; goad; antecedent (lavazza); driving force (Ремедиос_П); precipitant (Ремедиос_П)
account. push
adv. stimulus object; initiative
avia., med. incentive (побудительный)
busin. motive; kickstart (An impetus given to get a process or thing started or restarted. • ‘new investment will provide the kick-start needed to escape from recession' 'More)
busin., inf. shot in the arm (something that has a sudden and positive effect on something, providing encouragement and new activity // A stimulus or booster, something vitalizing or encouraging, as in Getting a new concertmaster was a real shot in the arm for the orchestra. This colloquial expression alludes to a stimulant given by injection. • Fresh investment would provide the shot in the arm that this industry so badly needs. 'More)
cinema boost
cyber. excitation
econ. fillip (напр., экономического подъёма)
ed. stimulus (вызывающий ответную реакцию раздражитель)
el. influence
fig. shot in the arm; urge (Vadim Rouminsky)
germ. Anregung (jagr6880)
immunol. challenge (антигенный)
inf. momentum (как импульс • a career that lost momentum Val_Ships)
IT driver (Georgy Moiseenko)
IT, prof.jarg. stimulus (при тестировании)
law indorsement
Makarov. a shot in the arm; brownie point; impulse; impulsion
med. cue; stimulation pulse
media. debug stimulus
metrol. stimulus (напр., цветовой)
mining. incentive (к более высокой производительности)
O&G, sakh. a catalist for (Sakhalin Energy)
physiol. stimulus
psychol. excitatory agent; input; exciting cause; forcing function (Having a forcing function means that you have skin in the game. Show up and deliver or there will be consequences. forcingfunction.com whysa)
slang short in the arm
tech. trigger
uncom. excitement
стимулы n
construct. impetuses
Makarov. stimuli
manag. incentives (Dashout)
антигенный стимул n
biol. challenge
Стимул n
gen. Aansporing (casiletta)
Стимула n
clas.ant. Stimula (богиня неистовства и вакхического веселья collegia)
стимул n
gen. prod; stimuli; boost (a piece of help, encouragement etc.); stimulus (something that causes a reaction in a living thing; something that rouses or encourages a person etc. to action or greater effort • Light is the stimulus that causes a flower to open; Many people think that children need the stimulus of competition to make them work better in school)
tech., obs. oestium; stimulative
стимулы n
gen. drivers (Learning aims: describe the drivers of innovation)
 Russian thesaurus
стимул n
gen. побуждение к действию, побудительная причина поведения. Большой Энциклопедический словарь
стимула n
gen. в римской мифологии богиня, побуждающая участников вакханалии к неистовству. Отождествлялась с греческой Семелой. Большой Энциклопедический словарь
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