Noun:

1. a force that moves something along

2. the act of applying force suddenly;

   "the impulse knocked him over"
   

Lack of food and water provided much of the impulsion for their speed.

缺少食物和水促使他们加快了速度。

I love the regretless youth but not the childish impulsion.

我爱无悔的青春,却不喜欢幼稚的冲动.

Don't lose your conscience because of the temporary impulsion.

请勿因一时的冲动,而丧失自己的良知.

I felt the impulsion to ask her to stay.

我心里有股冲动,很想请她留下来.

Today, i have a impulsion.

今天, 我有一股冲动.

Piaffe must always be animated by a lively impulsion and characterised by a perfect balance.

原地踏步必须始终有活跃的前进气势,以及完美的平衡的特点.

Under the impulsion of its screw the ' Resolute'sailed down the Thames.

决心号在暗轮的推动下向泰 晤 士河驶去.

impulsion is, therefore, seen only in those paces that have a period of suspension.

因此, 前进气势只有在那些具有腾空期的步伐中才能看到.

Seeking after spirit is the impulsion of development of art.

对精神性的追求是艺术发展的原动力和支撑点.

The impulsion of economic globalization comes from the immanent logic of market order.

经济全球化的原动力来自市场秩序的内在逻辑.

Therefore, the land circulation must restrain government's achievements impulsion, defined it too inflates authority.

因此, 土地流转必须约束政府的政绩冲动, 限定其过于膨胀的权力.

Then I had an impulsion to jump off the mountain.

那一刻,我有了想跳下去的冲动.

Stop! impulsion is devil.

停! 冲动是魔鬼!

VOW , THE ORIGINAL RELIGIOUS EMOTION , WAS USED BY PEOPLE AS THE impulsion TO RESTRAIN THEMSELVES.

盟誓, 原始的宗教感情是制约自身行为的原动力.

Lack of food and water provided much of the impulsion for their speed.

缺少食物和水促使他们加快了速度。