movement
🇺🇸
/ˈmuːvmənt/
🇬🇧
/ˈmuːvmənt/
noun
A2
the act of moving your body or a body part
Loose clothing allows for easy movement.
B1
moving from one place to another or moving something
The fence limits the movement of animals.
B1
a group of people with the same ideas or goals
She started a movement for equal rights.
R
a person's activities watched by someone else
Police watch the suspect's movement closely.
R
a slow change in what people do or think
There is a movement away from using cash.
R
progress in a task
We need cooperation for movement on this issue.
R
a change in amount
There is no movement in the price offer.
R
a main part of a long piece of music
The slow movement of the concerto is beautiful.
R
emptying waste from the bowels; the waste itself
Regular bowel movement is important for health.
translation
the act of moving your body or a body part; moving from one place to another or moving something; a group of people with the same ideas or goals; a person's activities watched by someone else; a slow change in what people do or think; progress in a task; a change in amount; a main part of a long piece of music; emptying waste from the bowels; the waste itself
Word Forms
Plural
movements