momentum in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for momentum in the English»French Dictionary

momentum [Brit məˈmɛntəm, Am moʊˈmɛn(t)əm, məˈmɛn(t)əm] N

1. momentum (pace):

momentum lit, fig

élan m

to gain/lose momentum

prendre/perdre de l'élan

2. momentum PHYS:

momentum

quantité f de mouvement

to gain or gather/lose momentum

prendre/perdre de la vitesse

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unstoppable force, momentum

irrésistible

to gather momentum lit

prendre de la vitesse

to gather momentum fig

gagner du terrain

to gain speed/momentum driver, vehicle, plane:

prendre de la vitesse/de l'élan

Translations for momentum in the French»English Dictionary

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élan lit, fig

momentum

prendre de l'élan fig parti, entreprise, réforme:

to gather momentum

casser ou couper l'élan

to stop the momentum

emportés par leur élan

carried away by their own momentum

s'amplifier tendance, revendication:

to gain momentum

l'organisation fonctionne par inertie

the organization relies on its own momentum

moment

momentum

momentum in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for momentum in the English»French Dictionary

momentum [məˈmentəm, Am moʊˈment̬əm] N no pl a. fig

momentum

élan m

to gain momentum

prendre de l'élan

to lose momentum

être en perte de vitesse

momentum N

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momentum

quantité de mouvement f

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to gain impetus [or momentum]

prendre de l'ampleur

Translations for momentum in the French»English Dictionary

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prendre de l'élan

to gather momentum

momentum Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to gain momentum

prendre de l'élan

to lose momentum

être en perte de vitesse

to gain impetus [or momentum]

prendre de l'ampleur

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English

He also has increased speed, momentum and can bounce even higher.

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We reluctantly agreed because we didn't want to blow any opportunities or ruin momentum for the band.

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In momentum accounting, changes in balances are the recognized events.

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As computer and networking speeds increase each year, there are many sub-variants of momentum investing being deployed in the markets by computer driven models.

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Momentum is the rate of the rise or fall in price.

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The drive gained formal momentum in the latter half of 2002.

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Where is the momentum before the second charge moves?

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Due to the increased momentum of a heavier pellet, it will hit harder than a lighter one.

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We started to gain some momentum in the second quarter.

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This momentum lifts the lower bodyincluding the other legaway from the floor so that all body weight is supported by the hands.

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