impulses
US /'ɪmpʌlsɪz/
・UK /'ɪmpʌlsɪz/
B1 中級
n. pl.名詞 (複数形)衝撃
I went to see an old friend on some impulses
n. (c./u.)名詞 (可算/不可算)衝動
He often gives in to his impulses.
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7つの「ゼロウェイスト」な日本の習慣で予算を節約 (7 Japanese Habits of "No Waste" That Will Save Your Budget)
- This is the hidden secret of the genuinely wealthy: they are not just better with numbers, they are better with their own impulses.
修復不可能な財政的誤りをさらにお金で解決しようとするのをやめると、かつてはプライドと後悔によって燃やされていた余剰金が突然見つかります。
- they are not just better with numbers; they are better with their own impulses.
依存症の克服方法 (How to Weaken the Hold of Addiction)
- Over a time, the addictive behaviour offers a kind of soothing, an escape from an intolerable discomfort. Vomiting after a meal brings a sense of lightness. Porn leads one into a series of physical highs. A state of drunkenness stills critical voices. The way to start to break the pattern of addiction is simply to realise, before we have rushed to the addictive solution, that we are in trouble. That we have, for whatever reason, grown very sad and hopeless about ourselves and therefore that we are in a danger zone and need help now rather than in a few hours. We have to become better historians and observers of our moods and aim to put a gap, in time and in mental activity, between the moment when we are hurt and the moment when we reach for our self-destructive solution. If we manage to slow down the process, then we should be able to wake ourselves up from our narcotic impulses and say, in a profoundly helpful way, I am upset. Just the realisation that we are so is half the battle at least. I am feeling deeply upset and therefore I am in danger. And from here, we can ask another extremely pertinent set of questions. What am I upset about? How am I upset? We may need to close our eyes and just sit still for a moment to let the answer percolate from the unconscious. Alternatively, we might try and complete the following sentence. I am currently feeling upset because… It is one of the quirks of the strange brains we all have that it can take so long to know what we are feeling and to understand what might have caused it. When we do start to notice our upset, then we can begin the business of self-soothing in more fruitful ways. One side can run an arm around the other and say in effect, poor you, how awful to be feeling awful again. Almost certainly, in early life, no one had much sympathy or the remotest bit of interest in our feelings of loss, self-hatred and abandonment. That is why we find it so hard to get interested in them ourselves. But we can patch up the damage. We can ask, how am I feeling about myself and what has happened to give me that feeling? We can replace addiction with self-compassion and understanding. No one falls prey to addictions by coincidence.
やがて、習慣的行動は一種の癒し、耐え難い不快感からの逃避をもたらす。食後の嘔吐は軽快感をもたらす。ポルノは人を一連の肉体的高揚へと導く。酩酊状態は批判的な声を静める。中毒のパターンを断ち切るには、中毒的な解決策に走る前に、自分が困っていることに気づくことだ。どんな理由であれ、私たちは自分自身について非常に悲しく絶望的になっており、それゆえに危険地帯にいるのであり、数時間後ではなく今すぐ助けが必要なのだ。私たちは自分の気分の歴史家、観察者になり、傷ついた瞬間と自己破壊的な解決策に手を伸ばす瞬間の間に、時間的
- If we manage to slow down the process, then we should be able to wake ourselves up from our narcotic impulses and say, in a profoundly helpful way, "I am upset." Just the realisation that we are so is half the battle at least.
不満に対する解毒剤 (An Antidote to Dissatisfaction)
- In the last two decades, researchers have been starting to investigate how we can counteract these impulses.
過去20年間で、研究者たちはこれらの衝動にどのように対抗できるかを調査し始めている。
- investigate how we can counteract these impulses.
考えすぎはもうやめよう（この動画をご覧ください） (OVERTHINKING STOPS NOW (Watch This Video))
- Let the mind follow its impulses and tendencies without restriction until it becomes ready and willing to accept our authority.
だから、賢明な馬使いの方法を採用しなければならない。
- Let the mind follow its impulses and tendencies without restriction until it becomes ready and willing to accept our authority.
私たちの権威を受け入れる準備ができ、喜んで受け入れるようになるまで、心をその衝動や傾向に制限なく従わせる。
アイデアの歴史 - マナー (HISTORY OF IDEAS - Manners)
- It seems natural to most of us that we shouldn't burp loudly in front of strangers, touch their behinds without permission or spit in the face of those who annoy us. But history shows us a different story. What we might take to be normal impulses to be modest, restrained and dignified are the hard-won fruits of a long and always unsteady civilising process.
見知らぬ人の前で大声でゲップをしたり、許可なくお尻を触ったり、迷惑な人の顔に唾を吐いたりしてはいけないというのは、ほとんどの人にとって当たり前のことのように思える。しかし、歴史は私たちに別の物語を示している。控えめで、抑制的で、威厳があるのが普通だと思われるような衝動は、長く、常に不安定な文明化の過程で苦労して勝ち得た果実なのだ。
- What we might take to be normal impulses to be modest, restrained, and
紀元前13,000年。ゴフの洞窟、サマセット、イングランド。と呼ばれる洞窟にいる。
トランプ氏：反乱分子は投獄されるべき | スティーブン・ミラー氏がアメリカで最も弱い立場の人々を標的に (Trump: Insurrectionists Should Be In Jail | Stephen Miller Targets America's Most Vulnerable)
- What's going on in LA reminds us that as citizens, it is crucial to speak out against Trump's fascist impulses, his rampant corruption, and his egregious violations of our norms and our laws.
LAで起こっていることは、市民として、トランプのファシスト的衝動、彼の横行する腐敗、そして我々の規範と法律に対する彼のひどい違反に対して声を上げることが極めて重要であることを思い出させてくれる。
- reminds us that, as citizens, it is crucial to speak out against Trump's fascist impulses, his rampant corruption, and
というのも、今週末、エアフォース・ワンの階段を上ろうとしたとき、彼はよろよろ、よろよろ、ブーブー言い出したのだ。
脳はなぜ毎日2時間あなたを盲目にするのか (Why Your Brain Blinds You For 2 Hours Every Day)
- Light passes from the ball to your eye in nanoseconds, is converted into electrical impulses that reach your brain to be processed after 100 milliseconds.
光はボールからあなたの目までナノ秒単位で通過する。
- It's converted into electrical impulses that reach your brain to be processed after 100 milliseconds.
それは電気インパルスに変換され、100ミリ秒後に脳に届いて処理される。
モデルのように見せる習慣（モデルでなくても） (HABITS to LOOK like a MODEL (even if you're not one))
- Control your impulses.
衝動をコントロールする。
- Control your impulses.
良い体格を持つことは、女性をより魅力的にする。
昆虫を宝石のように描いた男—科学を永遠に変えた (He Painted Bugs Like Jewels — And Changed Science Forever)
- These impulses, says Ogilvie, existed within a wider movement in which people believed that the wonders of nature revealed God's magnificent creativity.
こうした衝動は、自然の驚異が神の壮大な創造性を明らかにすると人々が信じていた、より広い運動の中に存在していたとオギルビーは言う。
- These impulses, says Ogilvy, existed within a wider movement in which people believed that the wonders of nature revealed God's magnificent creativity.
いわば自然を読むことは、神の御業を研究し、賛美することだった。
