stimulation

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• Received-Pronunciation: /stɪm.jʊˈleɪ.ʃən/
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• Canada, General-American: /ˈstɪm.jəˈleɪ.ʃən/
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• Australian: /stɪm.jʉːˈlæɪ.ʃən/
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• CMU ARPABET: S T IH2 M Y AH0 L EY1 SH AH0 N Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From Latin stimulātiō. Morphologically stimulate + -ion.

39 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: стимулиране (stimulirane) — pushing or goading toward action
• Catalan: estimulació — pushing or goading toward action
• Chinese Mandarin: 刺激 (cìjī) — pushing or goading toward action
• Dutch: stimulatie — pushing or goading toward action
• Esperanto: stimulado — pushing or goading toward action
• French: stimulation — pushing or goading toward action
• Galician: estimulación — pushing or goading toward action
• German: Stimulation — pushing or goading toward action
• German: Anregung — pushing or goading toward action
• Irish: spreagthacht — pushing or goading toward action
• Japanese: 刺激 (shigeki) — pushing or goading toward action
• Norwegian Bokmål: stimulering — pushing or goading toward action
• Norwegian Nynorsk: stimulering — pushing or goading toward action
• Occitan: estimulacion — pushing or goading toward action
• Portuguese: estimulação — pushing or goading toward action
• Romanian: stimulare — pushing or goading toward action
• Russian: стимуля́ция (stimuljácija) — pushing or goading toward action
• Russian: стимули́рование (stimulírovanije) — pushing or goading toward action
• Spanish: estimulación — pushing or goading toward action
• Catalan: estimulació — activity causing excitement or pleasure
• Dutch: stimulatie — activity causing excitement or pleasure
• Esperanto: stimulado — activity causing excitement or pleasure
• Galician: estimulación — activity causing excitement or pleasure
• Norwegian Bokmål: stimulering — activity causing excitement or pleasure
• Norwegian Nynorsk: stimulering — activity causing excitement or pleasure
• Portuguese: estimulação — activity causing excitement or pleasure
• Russian: стимуля́ция (stimuljácija) — activity causing excitement or pleasure
• Russian: стимули́рование (stimulírovanije) — activity causing excitement or pleasure
• Spanish: estimulación — activity causing excitement or pleasure
• Catalan: estimulació — biology: action or condition that creates a response
• Dutch: stimulatie — biology: action or condition that creates a response
• Esperanto: stimulado — biology: action or condition that creates a response
• French: stimulation — biology: action or condition that creates a response
• Galician: estimulación — biology: action or condition that creates a response
• Italian: stimolazione — biology: action or condition that creates a response
• Portuguese: estímulo — biology: action or condition that creates a response
• Russian: стимуля́ция (stimuljácija) — biology: action or condition that creates a response
• Russian: стимули́рование (stimulírovanije) — biology: action or condition that creates a response
• Spanish: estimulación — biology: action or condition that creates a response