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move·ment [ˈmu:vmənt] N

1. movement (change of position):

movement
Bewegung f <-, -en>

2. movement no pl (general activity):

movement
Bewegung f <-, -en>
movement FIN, STOCKEX
Schwankung[en] f[pl]
movement FIN, STOCKEX
Bewegung f <-, -en>

3. movement MUS (part of symphony):

movement
Satz m <-es, Sät·ze>

4. movement no pl (tendency):

movement
Tendenz f <-, -en>
movement towards
Trend m <-s, -s> [hin] zu +dat
there is a movement towards doing sth

5. movement (interest group):

movement
Bewegung f <-, -en>
the suffragette movement

6. movement Brit, Aus (activities):

7. movement (mechanism):

movement of a clock, watch
Uhrwerk nt <-(e)s, -e>

movement

movement

ˈbow·el move·ment, BM N

bowel movement

eˈcol·ogy move·ment N

ecology movement
ecology movement

ˈla·bour move·ment N POL

labour movement
Arbeiterbewegung f <-> kein pl

ˈmen's move·ment N modifier

men's movement

out·ˈflank·ing move·ment N MIL

outflanking movement

ˈpeace move·ment N

peace movement
Friedensbewegung f <-, -en>

ˈpin·cer move·ment N MIL

pincer movement

re·ˈsis·tance move·ment N

resistance movement

ˈScout Move·ment N no pl

the Scout Movement

ˈwom·en's move·ment N

the women's movement

crustal movement, plate movement N

crustal movement
crustal movement

environmental movement N

environmental movement