induce

Spanish translation: necesidad químicamente inducida

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English term or phrase:	chemically induced need
Spanish translation:	necesidad químicamente inducida
Entered by:	David Russi

23:00 Sep 20, 2007

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Environment & Ecology / genetics

English term or phrase: induce

The drive to perpetuate the species is, for obvious reasons, a dominant compulsion. For a male human animal to truly suppress his chemically induced need to breed is about the same as controlling other genetically-based needs. These would include the needs for self preservation, food, air, sleep, and water. Try teaching yourself not to blink when something is flying towards your eye. Or try teaching yourself not to eat for a month, or not to drink for a week. Sounds tough, doesn't it? Well, it's really not much different than a male trying to teach himself not to be inexorably drawn to various females.

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inducido/a químicamente

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inducido/a químicamente

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inducido/a químicamente

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inducir

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inducir

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necesidad inducida químicamente :)

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inducido/a químicamente

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inducido/a químicamente

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