How is the word envie soudaine translated from French to English

Désir brusque et fort de faire quelque chose.

A sudden strong wish to do something.

noun
English translation
impulse

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  • Elle a acheté la robe sur une envie soudaine. She bought the dress on impulse.

  • Les impulsions nerveuses voyagent jusqu'au cerveau. Nerve impulses travel to the brain.

  • J'ai eu l'envie soudaine d'appeler ma sœur. I had a sudden impulse to call my sister.

  • L'appareil envoie une courte impulsion électrique. The device sends a short electrical impulse.

  • Sa première envie a été de s'enfuir. His first impulse was to run away.

  • Le capteur peut-il détecter une impulsion faible ? Can the sensor detect a weak impulse?

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How is “envie soudaine” translated from French?
“envie soudaine” translates into English as “impulse”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “envie soudaine” mean?
Meaning of “envie soudaine”: Désir brusque et fort de faire quelque chose. In English — “impulse”.
What part of speech is “envie soudaine”?
“envie soudaine” is a noun.
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