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stimulus noun ADJECTIVE | VERB + STIMULUS | STIMULUS + VERB | STIMULUS + NOUN | PREPOSITION | PHRASES ADJECTIVEgreat, major, powerful, strong 巨大的／重大的／强有力的／强烈的刺激negative, positive 负面的／正面的刺激conditioned, unconditioned 条件／非条件刺激environmental, external 环境／外部刺激◆plant growth responses to environmental stimuli环境刺激下的植物生长反应initial 初始刺激auditory, sensory, verbal, visual 听觉／感官／语言／视觉刺激emotional, intellectual, sexual 情感上的刺激；智力上的刺激；性刺激economic, fiscal, monetary 经济／财政／货币刺激VERB + STIMULUSact as, give, provide 作为／给予／提供刺激react to, respond to 对刺激作出反应STIMULUS + VERBcome from sth 刺激来自⋯◆The initial stimulus came from a letter in the newspaper.一切最初是由报纸上的一封信引发的。STIMULUS + NOUNbill, package, plan (all NAmE) 刺激法案／计划／方案◆Congress passed the President's economic stimulus package.国会通过了总统的经济刺激一揽子计划。PREPOSITIONstimulus for 引起⋯的刺激◆The very act of lying down in bed should provide a strong stimulus for sleep.只是躺到床上这一行为就足以引起强烈的睡意。stimulus to 对⋯的刺激◆A reduction in corporate tax should act as a stimulus to economic activity.公司税的降低应该能够成为对经济活动的一种刺激。PHRASESa response to a stimulus 对刺激的反应◆The pupils dilate in response to chemical stimuli.瞳孔放大是对化学刺激的反应。 |