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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The bowel is occasionally insufflated with air to maximize visibility (a procedure which gives one the false sensation of needing to take a bowel movement).
en.wikipedia.org Two towels had been placed under her due to a recent loose bowel movement that appeared to contain blood.
en.wikipedia.org Very rarely, patients have reported constipation with the pouch; laxatives are successful for encouraging bowel movement in this case.
en.wikipedia.org It is worst when the person sits down and right before a bowel movement.
en.wikipedia.org It is prescribed for smooth bowel movement to patients suffering from constipation and other gastrointestinal problems.
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