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"impulse" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés

impulse sustantivo

sustantivo + impulse
Kolokacji: 8
nerve impulse • thought impulse • motor impulse • pain impulse • brain impulse • ...
impulse + sustantivo
Kolokacji: 13
impulse engine • impulse control • impulse power • impulse purchase • impulse response • ...
impulse + verbo
Kolokacji: 15
impulse comes • impulse drives • impulse seizes • impulse makes • impulse causes • ...
verbo + impulse
Kolokacji: 15
resist the impulse • control one's impulses • give an impulse • feel an impulse • act on impulse • ...
adjetivo + impulse
Kolokacji: 109
electrical impulse • sudden impulse • natural impulse • strong impulse • creative impulse • ...
preposición + impulse
Kolokacji: 8
on impulse • of impulses • with an impulse • to the impulse • at impulse • ...
colocaciones frecuentes
Kolokacji: 4
collocations grouped by meanings
Grup znaczeniowych: 1
(1) on, of, with, to, at, ...
Kolokacji: 8
1. on impulse = pod wpływem impulsu on impulse
on an impulse, on Impulse, on impulses, on one's impulses
2. of impulses = z impulsów of impulses
of impulse, of one's impulses, of one's impulse
3. with an impulse = z impulsem with an impulse
with impulses
4. to the impulse = do impulsu to the impulse
to impulses, to impulse, to one's impulses
5. at impulse = przy impulsie at impulse
6. by an impulse = przez impuls by an impulse
by impulses
7. into impulses = do impulsów into impulses
8. out of an impulse = z impulsu out of an impulse
  • Who, from whatever socioeconomic bracket, fails at times to do the right thing for their kids out of an impulse to make them happy for a moment?
  • But the experts said some officials were playing down the powder's potency out of ignorance or an impulse to reassure a frightened public.
  • People seemed to be buying books out of a patriotic impulse.
  • New York's authorities were created, starting more than 80 years ago, out of a reform-minded impulse to allow government to operate more like a private company.
  • Frightened out of an earlier impulse to laugh in Adams' face, Philip barely had time to sidestep.
  • Any people who endure a Holocaust tend to collect, out of a lest-we-forget impulse.
  • "I feel it came out of a spiritual impulse," Mr. Martin said.
  • The music arose out of a cooperative impulse; a song would arrive later.
  • He was thusly talking himself out of an impulse to drag the briefcase into his lap and inspect that passport.
  • Even so, Wolff persisted with the book, out of an impulse, he suggests, to redeem O'Hara both as a writer and as a human being.

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