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f1. stimulation; fig. auch encouragement; (Anreiz) impulse; auch MED. stimulus; zur Anregung des Kreislaufs to get one’s circulation going2. (Vorschlag) suggestion; auf Anregung von at the suggestion of; wir sind für jede Anregung offen / dankbar all suggestions are very welcome / will be gratefully received3. ETECH. excitation* * *die Anregungsuggestion; viviparity; stimulus; excitement; incitement; impulse; innervation; incitation; fillip; proposal; excitation* * *Ạn|re|gungfjdm eine Anregung zum Denken geben — to make sb think
2) (= Vorschlag) ideaauf Anregung von or +gen — at or on the suggestion of
3) (= Belebung) stimulation* * ** * *An·re·gungf1. (Vorschlag) ideaeine \Anregung machen to make a suggestion [or proposal]auf \Anregung einer Person [o auf jds \Anregung] at sb's suggestion, at the suggestion of sb2. (Impuls) stimulus* * *zur Anregung der Verdauung/des Appetits — to stimulate the digestion/whet etc. the appetite
2) (Denkanstoß) stimulus3) (Vorschlag) proposal; suggestion* * *Anregung fzur Anregung des Kreislaufs to get one’s circulation going2. (Vorschlag) suggestion;auf Anregung von at the suggestion of;wir sind für jede Anregung offen/dankbar all suggestions are very welcome/will be gratefully received3. ELEK excitation* * *1) s. anregen 2.: stimulation; sharpening; whettingzur Anregung der Verdauung/des Appetits — to stimulate the digestion/whet etc. the appetite
2) (Denkanstoß) stimulus3) (Vorschlag) proposal; suggestion* * *-en f.animation n.excitation n.fillip n.incitation n.incitement n.inspiration n.motivation n.stimulus n.(§ pl.: stimuli)suggestion n. -
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1. animating2. bracing adj3. exhilarating4. inciting5. innervating6. inspiring7. motivating8. motivational9. stimulant10. stimulantly11. stimulating12. stimulative13. suggestively14. vivifying15. whetting
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