English
Spanish
movement [Am ˈmuvmənt, Brit ˈmuːvm(ə)nt] N
1.1. movement U (motion):
- movement
- movimiento m
1.2. movement C:
- movement (action, gesture)
- movimiento m
- movement (with the hand)
- ademán m
- there was a sudden movement in the bushes
- de repente algo se movió entre los arbustos
1.3. movement C or U (change):
- movement (of position)
- movimiento m
- movement (in opinion)
- giro m
- a forward movement, a movement forward
- un movimiento hacia adelante
- she made a quick movement sideways
- se echó a un lado rápidamente
- there was a general movement toward the exit
- todo el mundo se fue hacia la salida
- troop movements
- movimientos de tropas
1.4. movement <movements, pl
> (activities, whereabouts):
- movement
- desplazamientos mpl
- movement
- movimientos mpl
1.5. movement U:
- movement (animation, activity)
- movimiento m
- movement (in stock market)
- actividad f
2.1. movement U (transportation):
- movement
- movimiento m
2.2. movement U (travel):
- movement
- desplazamiento m
3. movement C:
- movement ART, POL, REL
- movimiento m
- the movement for reform is gaining ground
- el movimiento pro-reforma está ganando terreno
4. movement C euph:
- bowel movement
- deposición f form
- to have a movement
- evacuar or mover el vientre form
5. movement C (of clock, watch):
- movement
- mecanismo m
6. movement C MUS:
- movement
- movimiento m
ecology movement N ECOL
- ecology movement
- movimiento m ecologista
pincer movement N MIL
- pincer movement
- movimiento m de tenazas
bowel movement N
- bowel movement
- evacuación f (intestinal)
rapid eye movement N U
- rapid eye movement
- movimientos mpl oculares rápidos
- rapid eye movement attr sleep
- paradójico
- rapid eye movement attr sleep
- con REM
- elephantine movements/step
- torpe
- elephantine movements/step
- de paquidermo
- elephantine movements/step
- de elefante
- uncoordinated movements
- no coordinado
Spanish
English
- se mueve reposadamente y con aplomo
- her movements are unhurried and self-assured
- un ejercicio de movimientos pausados
- an exercise involving slow, deliberate movements
- expresión corporal
- movement
- expresión corporal
- self-expression through movement
English
Spanish
movement [ˈmu:vmənt] N
1. movement a. MUS (act):
- movement
- movimiento m
2. movement no pl FIN, COMM:
- movement
- actividad f
3. movement no pl (tendency):
- movement
- tendencia f
bowel movement N
- bowel movement
- evacuación f (intestinal)
ecology movement N
- ecology movement
- movimiento m ecologista
labour movement N POL
- labour movement
- movimiento m obrero
peace movement N
- peace movement
- movimiento m pacifista
- graceful movements
- movimientos m pl garbosos
Spanish
English
- movimiento
- movement
- movimiento vibratorio
- vibratory movement
- movimiento (tiempo)
- movement
- movimiento
- movement
- movimiento
- movement
- movimientos bursátiles
- stock-market movements
- obrerismo
- labour movement Brit
- obrerismo
- labor movement Am
- obrerismo
- working class movement
- avisador de movimientos
- movement sensor
- independentismo
- independence movement
English
Spanish
movement [ˈmuv·mənt] N
1. movement a. MUS (act):
- movement
- movimiento m
2. movement FIN, COMM:
- movement
- actividad f
3. movement (tendency):
- movement
- tendencia f
peace movement N
- peace movement
- movimiento m pacifista
bowel movement N
- bowel movement
- evacuación f (intestinal)
- to have a bowel movement
- hacer de vientre
- to have a bowel movement
- mover el vientre RioPl
ecology movement N
- ecology movement
- movimiento m ecologista
- graceful movements
- movimientos m pl garbosos
Spanish
English
- movimiento
- movement
- movimiento vibratorio
- vibratory movement
- movimiento
- movement
- movimientos bursátiles
- stock-market movements
- avisador de movimientos
- movement sensor
- ecologismo
- green movement
- agitación
- movement
- corrimiento
- movement
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