movement [ˈmu:vmənt] N
1. movement (motion):
- movement
- ruch m
2. movement (group):
- movement
- ruch m
3. movement no pl (tendency):
4. movement MED:
- movement
- wypróżnienie nt
6. movement:
-
- poczynania pl
-
- posunięcia ntpl
7. movement no pl (change):
- movement
- przełom m
bowel movement N MED
- bowel movement
- wypróżnienie nt
labor movement N AM
labor movement → labour movement
labour movement N no pl
- labour movement
-
labour movement N no pl
- labour movement
-
women's movement N
- women's movement
-
grassroots movement N
- grassroots movement
-
- grassroots movement
-
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In her younger days she was active within the labour movement, where she took part in the entertainment by playing amateur theatre.
en.wikipedia.org Apart from his profession on guqin, he worked for the civil aviation company and was active in the labour movement.
en.wikipedia.org Furthermore, it was the behaviour of those conducting the war, not the war itself that provoked opposition within the labour movement.
en.wikipedia.org Research will be carried out on the key factors driving private investment decisions including legislation, fiscal policy, credit lines, warrants, administrative procedures and capital movement.
en.mercopress.com The trade balance is a small part of the story on exchange rate adjustments; those adjustments are driven primarily by capital movements which in turn depend on central bank actions.
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