impulse

名词

UK/ˈɪm.pʌls/
US/ˈɪm.pʌls/

定义 impulse 名词

urge(衝動)

  1. C2Countable(可數名詞)Verb + to infinitive(動詞+帶to不定式)

    A sudden, strong desire or urge to do something.

    衝動;一時的念頭

    • I had a sudden impulse to stand up and sing during the meeting.

      我在會議中突然有一股站起來唱歌的衝動。

    • She found it hard to control the impulse to open the gift.

      她發現很難控制打開禮物的衝動。

    • He bought the car on a whim.

      他心血來潮買了這輛車。

signal(信號)

  1. Countable(可數名詞)

    A brief electrical, radio, or light signal that transmits information or instructions within a system.

    (電學)脈衝;衝量

    • The brain sends messages through nerve impulses.

      大腦通過神經脈衝傳遞訊息。

    • Computers use electrical impulses to process data.

      電腦使用電脈衝來處理數據。

    • Fiber optics use light impulses to transmit information.

      光纖使用光脈衝來傳輸信息。

cause(原因)

  1. Countable(可數名詞)Usually singular(通常單數)formal(正式)

    The driving force or underlying reason behind something.

    衝動;動機

    • Curiosity is the impulse behind exploration.

      好奇心是探索的驅動力。

    • Profit is a commercial impulse for business development.

      利潤是商業發展的動力。

    • Her creative impulse stems from a pursuit of beauty.

      她的創作動力來自對美的追求。

片语 impulse 名词

  • on (an) impulse

    Acting suddenly without planning; driven by a sudden urge.

    一時衝動

    He bought a ticket to Paris on impulse.

    他一時衝動買了一張去巴黎的票。