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Detailed Translations for stimulant from English to Spanish

stimulant:

stimulant [the ~] noun

  1. the stimulant (drug)
    la droga; el estimulante
  2. the stimulant (stimulus; impulse; thrill; incitement; stimulation)
    el incentivo; el impulso; la incitación
  3. the stimulant
    el estimulante

Translation Matrix for stimulant:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
droga drug; stimulant anaesthetic; anesthetic; narcosis; unconsciousness
estimulante drug; stimulant anaesthetic; anesthetic; bracer; dope; dram; drop; drugs; narcosis; narcotics; nip; reviver
impulso impulse; incitement; stimulant; stimulation; stimulus; thrill ardor; ardour; boost; congestion; craving; drive; hold-up; impetus; impulse; incentive; initiative; instigation; instinct; intuition; jam; momentum; passion; spur; stagnation; start; stimulus; stoppage; urging; verve; zeal; zest
incentivo impulse; incitement; stimulant; stimulation; stimulus; thrill impulse; incentive; incitement; instigation; stimulation; stimulus
incitación impulse; incitement; stimulant; stimulation; stimulus; thrill cheers; encouragement; encouraging; help; incitement; instigation; poking; poking up; putting on; stay; stimulation; stirring up; support; switching on; turning on; turning up; urging; urging on
- excitant; input; stimulant drug; stimulation; stimulus
AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- stimulating
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
estimulante cheering up; encouraging; heartening; inspiring; motivational; moving; rousing; stimulating; stirring; suggestive

Related Words for "stimulant":

  • stimulants

Synonyms for "stimulant":


Related Definitions for "stimulant":

  1. that stimulates1
    • stimulant phenomena1
  2. a drug that temporarily quickens some vital process1
  3. any stimulating information or event; acts to arouse action1

Wiktionary Translations for stimulant:

stimulant
noun
  1. substance acting to increase physiological or nervous activity in the body
  2. something promoting activity, interest or enthusiasm