WHAT DOES STIMULÉNT MEAN IN ROMANIAN?
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Definition of stimulént in the Romanian dictionary
STIMULÉNT ~ n n. 1) Factor (internal or external) that stimulates action; urge; pulse; push. ~ moral. 2) Substance (drug) that stimulates the physical or mental activity of the body; exciting. ~ cardiac. ~ nervous. \u0026 # X25ca; biologically active substance, which is formed in animal and vegetable tissues. / V. to stimulate STIMULÉNT ~e n. 1) Factor (intern sau extern) care stimulează la o acțiune; îndemn; impuls; imbold. ~ moral. 2) Substanță (medicamentoasă) care stimulează activitatea fizică sau psihică a organismului; excitant. ~ cardiac. ~ nervos. ◊ ~ biogen substanță activă din punct de vedere biologic, care se formează în țesuturile animale și vegetale. /v. a stimula
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4 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «STIMULÉNT»
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T. Macci Plauti Captivi, Trinummus, et Rudens. With ... - Pagina 53
J éun deliraménta loquitur, lzirvae stimulént virum. HE. Quid, si ego hunc nunc cénprehendi jfissei'im? TY. Sapiais magis. AR. Crfieior lapidem non habere mé, ut illi mastigiae Cérebrum excutiam, qui me insanum vérbis concinnzit suis 601 TY ...
Titus Maccius Plautus, C. S. HARRINGTON, 1870
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The Captivi of T. Maccius Plautus: With Introduction and Notes
Viden tn illi mgeuiéri corpus tétum maculis-liiridis'i 595 Am. egitat h'omine'm. AR. At p61 te, Si hie sapiétt senex, I Atra nix”a_.gitagl'épud when] tuéque capiti inlliceat.. __ . .1 TY. Iém delirainénta. loquitur; lériiae stimulént uirum. ' HE. Quid ais'l ...
Titus Maccius Plautus, 1909
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The Captives and Trinummus of Plautus - Pagina 52
Iém deliraménta loquitur : léruae stimulént uirum. HE. Quid ais? quid si hunc cénprehendi iusserim? TYN. Sapizis magis. AR. Cnicior lapidem non habere mé, ut illi mastigiae Cérebrum excutiam, qui me insanum uérbis concinnzit suis.
Titus Maccius Plautus, Edward Parmelee Morris, 1899
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Séance publique annuelle des cinq académies - Pagina 77
... poète : cette expérience confuse, massive, inaccessible à la conscience distincte. Les mots de la prose excitent, stimulént, comblent nos activités ordinaires; les mots de la poésie les apaisent, voudraient les suspendre. Ils nous détournent.
