英语词汇“movement”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	movement
释义	Trends of movement View usage for: movement (muːvmənt) Word forms: plural movements 1. countable noun A movement is a group of people who share the same beliefs, ideas, or aims. It's part of a broader Hindu nationalist movement that's gaining strength throughoutthe country. ...the women's movement. Synonyms: group, party, organization, grouping More Synonyms of movement 2. variable noun Movement involves changing position or going from one place to another. They actually monitor the movement of the fish going up river. ...the plan for free movement of people, goods, capital and services across internalCommunity borders. There was movement behind the window in the back door. A man was directing the movements of a large removal van. [+ of] Her hand movements are becoming more animated. Synonyms: transfer, transportation, displacement More Synonyms of movement 3. variable noun A movement is a planned change in position that an army makes during a battle or military exercise. There are reports of fresh troop movements across the border. 4. variable noun Movement is a gradual development or change of an attitude, opinion, or policy. ...the movement towards democracy in Latin America. [+ towards/away from] The talks went well and participants believed movement forward was possible. Synonyms: progression, advance, progress, breakthrough More Synonyms of movement 5. plural noun Your movements are everything which you do or plan to do during a period of time. I want a full account of your movements the night Mr Gower was killed. 6. countable noun A movement of a piece of classical music is one of its main sections. ...the first movement of Beethoven's 7th symphony. [+ of] Synonyms: section, part, division, passage More Synonyms of movement More Synonyms of movement movement in British English (ˈmuːvmənt) noun 1. a. the act, process, or result of moving b. an instance of moving 2. the manner of moving 3. a. a group of people with a common ideology, esp a political or religious one b. the organized action of such a group 4. a trend or tendency in a particular sphere 5. the driving and regulating mechanism of a watch or clock 6. (often plural) a person's location and activities during a specific time 7. a. the evacuation of the bowels b. the matter evacuated 8. music a principal self-contained section of a symphony, sonata, etc, usually having its own structure 9. tempo or pace, as in music or literature 10. fine arts the appearance of motion in painting, sculpture, etc 11. prosody the rhythmic structure of verse 12. a positional change by one or a number of military units 13. a change in the market price of a security or commodity movement in American English (ˈmuvmənt) noun 1. the act or process of moving ; specif., a. a motion or action of a person or group b. a shift in position c. an evacuation (of the bowels); also, the matter evacuated d. Military a change in the location of troops, ships, etc., as part of a maneuver 2. a particular manner of moving 3. a. a series of organized activities by people working concertedly toward some goal b. the organization consisting of those active in this way 4. a tendency or trend in some particular sphere of activity 5. the pacing, specif. the rapid pacing, of the incidents in a literary work 6. the effect or representation of motion in painting, sculpture, etc. 7. Business a change in the price of some stock or commodity 8. Mechanics the moving parts of a mechanism; esp., a series of connected moving parts the movement of a clock 9. Music a. any of the principal divisions of a symphony, sonata, or other extended composition b. tempo or , rhythm c. motion (sense 9) 10. Prosody rhythmic flow; cadence Word origin OFr COBUILD Collocations movement civil rights movement currency movements free movement independence movement liberation movement protest movement trade union movement Examples of 'movement' in a sentence movement This is expected to slow the outward movement of buyers. Times, Sunday Times (2017) Free trade without free movement of people. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Elections and political movements played out in real time. The Sun (2016) This does not make the current model of free movement unavoidable. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Our goal was to beat the company clock that timed the movement of items through the system. Times, Sunday Times (2016) If you already own a home, its value depends on the movement in property prices. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Empty stands in Rio will be a step back for the movement. Times, Sunday Times (2016) This once great party continues to double up as a protest movement - and not a particularly effective one. Times, Sunday Times (2016) The nationalist movement in the UK also continues to fight on against the odds. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Instead the peace weakened the democratic movement and heightened nationalist feelings. Grenville, J. A. S. The Collins History of the World in the 20th Century (1994) What a wonderful thing is the free movement of people. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Would he have performed such a pivotal role in the civil rights movement? Times, Sunday Times (2014) The toughest part was getting the range of movement back. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Push from the left foot to lunge over to the other side in one sweeping movement. Times, Sunday Times (2016) The courtship duet with harp in the slow movement becomes a gently seductive ballet. Times, Sunday Times (2007) The democracy movement was at its height. Times, Sunday Times (2008) His tests included the measurement of attention span and body movements when music was played to them. Ridgway, Roy Caring for your Unborn Child (1990) There is free movement of capital in and out. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Without some form of forward movement the region could slide backwards. Times, Sunday Times (2009) Take some of the typical share price movements. Times, Sunday Times (2015) Try to build up movement over time. The Sun (2011) This is a barrier to free movement and having fun. Times, Sunday Times (2015) This part of the movement promises more creativity and focus. Christianity Today (2000) What it does possibly change is the movement of the group. Times, Sunday Times (2008) The early labor movement in this country which led to unions is a good example. McKenzie, James F. & Pinger, Robert R. An Introduction to Community Health (1995) There is already a curfew prohibiting movement at night. Times, Sunday Times (2014) The question of how to increase pressure on the regime without resorting to violence is already dividing the protest movement. Times, Sunday Times (2011) Once your speakers have recovered, you can move directly to the grimly compelling opening movement of the symphony. Times, Sunday Times (2015) In other languages movement British English: movement /ˈmuːvmənt/ NOUN Movement involves changing position or going from one place to another. There was a constant movement of people in and out of the lounge at the party. American English: movement Arabic: حَرَكَةٌ Brazilian Portuguese: movimento Chinese: 运动 Croatian: pokret Czech: pohyb Danish: bevægelse Dutch: beweging groep European Spanish: movimiento Finnish: liike French: mouvement German: Bewegung Greek: κίνημα Italian: movimento Japanese: 動き Korean: 운동 Norwegian: bevegelse Polish: ruch poruszenie European Portuguese: movimento Romanian: mișcare Russian: движение Latin American Spanish: movimiento Swedish: rörelse Thai: การเคลื่อนไหว Turkish: hareket Ukrainian: рух Vietnamese: sự chuyển động Chinese translation of 'movement' movement (ˈmuːvmənt) n (c) (Rel, Pol, = group of people) 团(團)体(體) (tuántǐ) (个(個), gè) (c/u) (= moving) 动(動)静(靜) (dòngjing) (c) (= gesture) 动(動)作 (dòngzuò) (个(個), gè) (c/u) (= transport, travel) [of goods, people] 运(運)输(輸) (yùnshū) (c/u) (= shift) (in attitude, policy) 动(動)向 (dòngxiàng) (c) (Mus) 乐(樂)章 (yuèzhāng) (c) (also bowel movement) 排便 (páibiàn) Derived Forms movements n pl [of person] 活动(動) (huódòng) 1 (noun) in the sense of group Definition a group of people with a common ideology a nationalist movement that's gaining strength Synonyms group a radical group within the Communist Party party opposing political parties organization Most of the funds are provided by voluntary organizations. grouping There were two main political groupings pressing for independence. front camp Voters have not yet moved en masse to the Conservative camp. faction A peace agreement will be signed by the leaders of the country's warring factions. 2 (noun) in the sense of campaign Definition the organized action and campaigning of such a group He contributed to the Movement for the Ordination of Women. Synonyms campaign The General's campaign against the militia has so far failed. drive the drive towards democracy push (informal) All that was needed was one final push, and the enemy would be vanquished once and for all. crusade a crusade against racism 3 (noun) in the sense of move Definition the manner of moving I could watch your every movement. Synonyms move My eyes followed their every move. act My insurance covers acts of sabotage. action Her description of the action of poisons is very accurate. operation Dials monitor every aspect of the operation of the aircraft. motion the laws governing light, sound and motion gesture She made a menacing gesture with her fist. manoeuvre manoeuvres to block the electoral process 4 (noun) in the sense of activity Definition the act, process, or an instance of moving There was movement behind the door. Synonyms activity There is an extraordinary level of activity in the market. moving stirring bustle the hustle and bustle of modern life agitation Temperature is a measure of agitation of molecules. 5 (noun) in the sense of advance the movement of the fish going up river Synonyms advance progress The road was too rough for further progress in the car. flow progression Both drugs slow the progression of the disease. 6 (noun) in the sense of transfer the movement of people, goods and services across borders Synonyms transfer the striker's transfer to a leading Italian club transportation displacement 7 (noun) in the sense of trend Definition a trend or tendency the movement towards democracy Synonyms trend a trend towards part-time employment flow watching the quiet flow of the olive-green water swing current A strong current of nationalism is running through the country. tendency the government's tendency towards secrecy in recent years 8 (noun) in the sense of development Definition a change in the price or value of shares, a currency, etc. The meeting seems to have produced no movement on either side. Synonyms development There has been a significant development in the case. change It makes a nice change to see you in a good mood for once. shift a shift in policy variation Every day without variation my grandfather ate a plate of ham. fluctuation Don't worry about tiny fluctuations in your weight. 9 (noun) in the sense of progression The participants believed movement forward was possible. Synonyms progression advance These two vaccines are a huge advance for preventing cancer. progress The two sides made little progress towards agreement. The doctors say they are pleased with her progress. breakthrough The breakthrough came hours before a UN deadline. 10 (noun) in the sense of section Definition a principal self-contained section of a large-scale work, such as a symphony the first movement of Beethoven's 7th symphony Synonyms section a geological section of a rock part He works in a different part of the company. division Each was divided into several divisions. passage He read a passage from the Bible. 11 (noun) in the sense of workings Definition the mechanism which drives and regulates a watch or clock Synonyms workings works action mechanism the locking mechanism machinery Farmers import most of their machinery and materials. innards (informal) 12 (noun) in the sense of rhythm Synonyms rhythm His music fused the rhythms of jazz and classical music. beat the dance beats of the last two decades measure (prosody) pace driving at a steady pace swing metre tempo Elgar supplied his work with precise indications of tempo. cadence There was a sudden shift in the cadence of the music. Additional synonyms in the sense of act Definition something done My insurance covers acts of sabotage. Synonyms deed, action, step, performance, operation, doing, move, blow, achievement, stroke, undertaking, exploit, execution, feat, accomplishment, exertion in the sense of action Her description of the action of poisons is very accurate. Synonyms effect, working, work, force, power, process, effort, operation, activity, movement, influence, functioning, motion, exertion in the sense of agitation Temperature is a measure of agitation of molecules. Synonyms turbulence, rocking, shake, shaking, stirring, stir, tossing, disturbance, upheaval, churning, convulsion Synonyms of 'movement' movement Explore 'movement' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of beat Definition the basic rhythmic unit in a piece of music the dance beats of the last two decades Synonyms rhythm, time, measure, movement, pattern, swing, metre, accent, pulse, tempo, cadence, lilt in the sense of breakthrough Definition a significant development or discovery The breakthrough came hours before a UN deadline. Synonyms development, advance, progress, improvement, discovery, find, finding, invention, step forward, leap forwards, turn of events, quantum leap in the sense of bustle Definition energetic and noisy activity the hustle and bustle of modern life Synonyms activity, to-do, stir, excitement, hurry, fuss, flurry, haste, agitation, commotion, ado, tumult, hurly-burly, pother (literary) in the sense of cadence There was a sudden shift in the cadence of the music. Synonyms rhythm, beat, measure, metre, pulse, throb, tempo, swing, lilt in the sense of camp Definition a group that supports a particular doctrine Voters have not yet moved en masse to the Conservative camp. Synonyms faction, group, set, party, division, section, sector, minority, gang, lobby, bloc, contingent, pressure group, junta, clique, coterie, schism, splinter group, public-interest group (US, Canadian) in the sense of change Definition variety or novelty It makes a nice change to see you in a good mood for once. Synonyms variety, break (informal), departure, variation, novelty, diversion (British), whole new ball game (informal) in the sense of crusade Definition a vigorous campaign in favour of a cause a crusade against racism Synonyms campaign, drive, movement, cause, push (informal) in the sense of current Definition a general trend or drift A strong current of nationalism is running through the country. Synonyms mood, feeling, spirit, atmosphere, trend, tendency, drift, inclination, vibe (slang), undercurrent in the sense of division Definition one of the parts into which something is divided Each was divided into several divisions. Synonyms part, bit, piece, section, sector, class, category, segment, portion, fraction, compartment in the sense of drive Definition a special effort made by a group of people for a particular purpose the drive towards democracy Synonyms campaign, push (informal), crusade, action, effort, appeal, advance, surge Additional synonyms in the sense of faction Definition a small group of people within a larger body, but differing from it in certain aims and ideas A peace agreement will be signed by the leaders of the country's warring factions. Synonyms group, set, party, division, section, camp, sector, minority, combination, coalition, gang, lobby, bloc, contingent, pressure group, caucus, junta, clique, coterie, schism, confederacy, splinter group, cabal, ginger group, public-interest group (US, Canadian) in the sense of flow Definition the act, rate, or manner of flowing watching the quiet flow of the olive-green water Synonyms stream, current, movement, motion, course, issue, flood, drift, tide, spate, gush, flux, outpouring, outflow, undertow, tideway in the sense of fluctuation Don't worry about tiny fluctuations in your weight. Synonyms change, shift, swing, variation, instability, alteration, wavering, oscillation, alternation, vacillation, unsteadiness, inconstancy in the sense of gesture Definition a movement of the hands, head, or body to express or emphasize an idea or emotion She made a menacing gesture with her fist. Synonyms sign, action, signal, motion, indication, gesticulation in the sense of grouping Definition a set of people or organizations who act or work together to achieve a shared aim There were two main political groupings pressing for independence. Synonyms organization, group, body, association, league, circle in the sense of machinery Definition the mechanism of a machine Farmers import most of their machinery and materials. Synonyms equipment, gear, instruments, apparatus, works, technology, tackle, tools, mechanism(s), gadgetry in the sense of manoeuvre Definition a contrived, complicated, and possibly deceptive plan or action manoeuvres to block the electoral process Synonyms stratagem, move, plan, action, movement, scheme, trick, plot, tactic, intrigue, dodge, ploy, ruse, artifice, subterfuge, machination in the sense of measure Definition a metrical foot Synonyms rhythm, beat, foot, metre, verse, cadence in the sense of mechanism Definition any mechanical device or part of such a device the locking mechanism Synonyms workings, motor, gears, works, action, components, machinery, innards (informal) in the sense of motion Definition the process of continual change in the position of an object the laws governing light, sound and motion Synonyms movement, action, mobility, passing, travel, progress, flow, passage, locomotion, motility, kinesics Additional synonyms in the sense of operation Definition the act or method of operating Dials monitor every aspect of the operation of the aircraft. Synonyms performance, working, running, action, movement, functioning, motion, manipulation, oper8n in the sense of organization Definition an organized group of people, such as a club, society, union, or business Most of the funds are provided by voluntary organizations. Synonyms group, company, party, body, concern, league, association, band, institution, gathering, circle, corporation, federation, outfit (informal), faction, consortium, syndicate, combine, congregation, confederation in the sense of pace Definition speed of doing some other activity driving at a steady pace Synonyms speed, rate, momentum, tempo, progress, motion, clip (informal), lick (informal), velocity in the sense of part He works in a different part of the company. Synonyms branch, department, division, office, section, wing, subdivision, subsection in the sense of party Definition a group of people sharing a common political aim opposing political parties Synonyms faction, association, alliance, grouping, set, side, league, camp, combination, coalition, clique, coterie, schism, confederacy, cabal in the sense of passage Definition a section of a written work, speech, or piece of music He read a passage from the Bible. Synonyms extract, reading, piece, section, sentence, text, clause, excerpt, paragraph, verse, quotation in the sense of progress Definition movement forward or advance The road was too rough for further progress in the car. Synonyms movement forward, passage, advancement, progression, course, advance, headway, onward movement in the sense of progress Definition improvement or development The two sides made little progress towards agreement.The doctors say they are pleased with her progress. Synonyms development, increase, growth, advance, gain, improvement, promotion, breakthrough, step forward, advancement, progression, headway, betterment, amelioration in the sense of push Definition a special effort to achieve something All that was needed was one final push, and the enemy would be vanquished once and for all. Synonyms effort, charge, attack, campaign, advance, assault, raid, offensive, sally, thrust, blitz, onset in the sense of shift Definition the act or an instance of shifting a shift in policy Synonyms change, switch, shifting, modification, alteration, displacement, about-turn, permutation, fluctuation Additional synonyms in the sense of tempo Definition the speed at which a piece of music is played or meant to be played Elgar supplied his work with precise indications of tempo. Synonyms pace, time, rate, beat, measure, speed, metre, rhythm, cadence, pulse in the sense of tendency Definition the general course or drift of something the government's tendency towards secrecy in recent years Synonyms trend, drift, movement, turning, heading, course, drive, bearing, direction, bias in the sense of variation Definition a change in level, amount, or quantity Every day without variation my grandfather ate a plate of ham. Synonyms variety, change, deviation, difference, diversity, diversion (British), novelty, alteration, discrepancy, diversification, departure from the norm, break in routine
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