momentum

noun uncountable

UK /məʊˈmentəm/

1
progress or development that is becoming faster or stronger
the momentum towards economic and political union in Europe
gain/gather momentum:
Interest in human rights issues has gained momentum.
lose momentum:
There was already evidence that the riots were losing their momentum.
maintain the momentum/keep the momentum going:
We must maintain the momentum of reform.
Synonyms and related words
Progress and development
progress
development
advance
2
the speed with which a moving object keeps moving or moves faster
The vehicle gained momentum as the road dipped.
Synonyms and related words
General words for speed
speed
pace
velocity
3
physicsthe tendency of a moving object to keep moving unless another force stops it or slows it down
Synonyms and related words
Physical forces and processes
absorbance
air resistance
amplitude

单词	momentum
释义	momentum noun uncountable UK /məʊˈmentəm/ Other entries for this word gather momentum/pace phrase DEFINITIONS3 1 progress or development that is becoming faster or stronger the momentum towards economic and political union in Europe gain/gather momentum: Interest in human rights issues has gained momentum. lose momentum: There was already evidence that the riots were losing their momentum. maintain the momentum/keep the momentum going: We must maintain the momentum of reform. Synonyms and related words Progress and development progress development advance 2 the speed with which a moving object keeps moving or moves faster The vehicle gained momentum as the road dipped. Synonyms and related words General words for speed speed pace velocity 3 physicsthe tendency of a moving object to keep moving unless another force stops it or slows it down Synonyms and related words Physical forces and processes absorbance air resistance amplitude momentum noun uncountable US /moʊˈmentəm/ Other entries for this word gather momentum phrase DEFINITIONS3 1 progress or development that is becoming faster or stronger the momentum towards economic and political union in Europe gain/gather momentum: Interest in human rights issues has gained momentum. lose momentum: There was already evidence that the riots were losing momentum. maintain the momentum/keep the momentum going: We must maintain the momentum of reform. Synonyms and related words Progress and development progress development advance 2 the speed with which a moving object keeps moving or moves faster The vehicle gained momentum as the road dipped. Synonyms and related words General words for speed speed pace velocity 3 physicsthe tendency of a moving object to keep moving unless another force stops it or slows it down Synonyms and related words Physical forces and processes absorbance air resistance amplitude
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