movement 音标拼音: [m'uvmənt]
n . 运动,动作,运转,移动,倾向,变化,活动,乐章
运动,动作,运转,移动,倾向,变化,活动,乐章
movement 移动;传送
movement 移动
movement n 1 :
a change of position that does not entail a change of location ; "
the reflex motion of his eyebrows revealed his surprise "; "
movement is a sign of life "; "
an impatient move of his hand "; "
gastrointestinal motility " [
synonym : {
motion },
{
movement }, {
move }, {
motility }]
2 :
the act of changing location from one place to another ;
"
police controlled the motion of the crowd "; "
the movement of people from the farms to the cities "; "
his move put him directly in my path " [
synonym : {
motion }, {
movement }, {
move }]
3 :
a natural event that involves a change in the position or location of something [
synonym : {
movement }, {
motion }]
4 :
a group of people with a common ideology who try together to achieve certain general goals ; "
he was a charter member of the movement "; "
politicians have to respect a mass movement ";
"
he led the national liberation front " [
synonym : {
movement },
{
social movement }, {
front }]
5 :
a major self -
contained part of a symphony or sonata ; "
the second movement is slow and melodic "
6 :
a series of actions advancing a principle or tending toward a particular end ; "
he supported populist campaigns "; "
they worked in the cause of world peace "; "
the team was ready for a drive toward the pennant "; "
the movement to end slavery ";
"
contributed to the war effort " [
synonym : {
campaign }, {
cause },
{
crusade }, {
drive }, {
movement }, {
effort }]
7 :
an optical illusion of motion produced by viewing a rapid succession of still pictures of a moving object ; "
the cinema relies on apparent motion "; "
the succession of flashing lights gave an illusion of movement " [
synonym : {
apparent motion },
{
motion }, {
apparent movement }, {
movement }]
8 :
a euphemism for defecation ; "
he had a bowel movement " [
synonym :
{
bowel movement }, {
movement }, {
bm }]
9 :
a general tendency to change (
as of opinion ); "
not openly liberal but that is the trend of the book "; "
a broad movement of the electorate to the right " [
synonym : {
drift }, {
trend },
{
movement }]
10 :
the driving and regulating parts of a mechanism (
as of a watch or clock ); "
it was an expensive watch with a diamond movement "
11 :
the act of changing the location of something ; "
the movement of cargo onto the vessel "
Movement \
Move "
ment \,
n . [
F .
mouvement .
See {
Move },
and cf .
{
Moment }.]
1 .
The act of moving in space ;
change of place or posture ;
motion ;
as ,
the movement of an army in marching or maneuvering ;
the movement of a wheel or a machine .
[
1913 Webster ]
2 .
Manner or style of moving ;
as ,
a slow ,
or quick ,
or sudden ,
movement .
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3 .
Transference ,
by any means ,
from one situation to another ;
a change of situation ;
progress toward a goal ;
advancement ;
as ,
after months of fruitless discussion there was finally some movement toward an agreement .
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1913 Webster PJC ]
4 .
Motion of the mind or feelings ;
emotion .
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5 . (
Mus .)
(
a )
The rhythmical progression ,
pace ,
and tempo of a piece . "
Any change of time is a change of movement ."
--
Busby .
(
b )
One of the several strains or pieces ,
each complete in itself ,
with its own time and rhythm ,
which make up a larger work ;
as ,
the several movements of a suite or a symphony .
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6 . (
Mech .)
A system of mechanism for transmitting motion of a definite character ,
or for transforming motion ;
as ,
the wheelwork of a watch ;
as ,
a seventeen jewel movement .
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7 .
A more or less organized effort by many people to achieve some goal ,
especially a social or artistic goal ;
as ,
the women '
s liberation movement ;
the progressive movement in architecture .
[
PJC ]
{
Febrile movement } (
Med .),
an elevation of the body temperature ;
a fever .
{
Movement cure }. (
Med .)
See {
Kinesiatrics }.
{
Movement of the bowels },
an evacuation or stool ;
a passage or discharge .
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1913 Webster ]
Syn :
Motion .
Usage : {
Movement }, {
Motion }.
Motion expresses a general idea of not being at rest ;
movement is oftener used to express a definite ,
regulated motion ,
esp .
a progress .
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1913 Webster ]
450 Moby Thesaurus words for "
movement ":
Alexandrine ,
American ,
Art Nouveau ,
Ashcan school ,
BM ,
Barbizon ,
Bauhaus ,
Bolognese ,
British ,
Cobra ,
Dutch ,
Flemish ,
Fontainebleau ,
French ,
Italian ,
Mannerist ,
Milanese ,
Modenese ,
Momentum ,
Neapolitan ,
New York ,
Paduan ,
Parisian ,
Phases ,
Pre -
Raphaelite ,
Raphaelite ,
Reflex ,
Restany ,
Roman ,
Scottish ,
Sienese ,
Spur ,
Suprematism ,
The Ten ,
Tuscan ,
Umbrian ,
Venetian ,
Washington ,
Zeitgeist ,
accent ,
accentuation ,
act ,
action ,
activeness ,
activism ,
activity ,
actuation ,
advance ,
age group ,
amotion ,
amphibious operations ,
amphibrach ,
amphimacer ,
anacrusis ,
anagnorisis ,
anapest ,
angle ,
antispast ,
architectonics ,
architecture ,
argument ,
arsis ,
art schools ,
atmosphere ,
bacchius ,
background ,
band ,
bass passage ,
bat ,
battalion ,
bearing ,
beat ,
beck ,
beckon ,
bevy ,
bloody flux ,
body ,
body language ,
bourdon ,
bowel movement ,
bridge ,
brigade ,
buffalo chips ,
bunch ,
burden ,
business ,
ca -
ca ,
cabal ,
cadence ,
caesura ,
campaign ,
carriage ,
cast ,
catalexis ,
catastrophe ,
catharsis ,
cause ,
change ,
characterization ,
charade ,
chironomy ,
chloriamb ,
chloriambus ,
chorus ,
clique ,
clockworks ,
coalition ,
coda ,
cohort ,
colon ,
color ,
combined operations ,
commitment ,
communist front ,
commutation ,
company ,
complement ,
complication ,
contingent ,
continuity ,
contrivance ,
coprolite ,
coprolith ,
corps ,
coterie ,
counterpoint ,
course ,
covey ,
cow chips ,
cow flops ,
cow pats ,
crap ,
cretic ,
crew ,
crossing ,
crowd ,
crusade ,
current ,
dactyl ,
dactylic hexameter ,
dactylology ,
deaf -
and -
dumb alphabet ,
decline ,
decrease ,
deed ,
defecation ,
dejection ,
delocalization ,
denouement ,
design ,
detachment ,
detail ,
development ,
device ,
diaeresis ,
diarrhea ,
dimeter ,
dingleberry ,
dipody ,
direction ,
displacement ,
division ,
dochmiac ,
doings ,
drift ,
drive ,
drive train ,
droppings ,
dry run ,
dumb show ,
dung ,
dynamics ,
dynamism ,
dysentery ,
eclectic ,
elegiac ,
elegiac couplet ,
elegiac pentameter ,
emphasis ,
episode ,
epitrite ,
evacuation ,
exposition ,
fable ,
faction ,
faith ,
falling action ,
feces ,
feculence ,
feminine caesura ,
figure ,
fleet ,
flicker ,
flow ,
fluid operations ,
flux ,
folderol ,
foot ,
front ,
gang ,
gear ,
gears ,
genre ,
gesticulation ,
gesture ,
gesture language ,
gimmick ,
glacial movement ,
globe -
trotting ,
going ,
goings -
on ,
grass -
roots movement ,
great cause ,
ground swell ,
group ,
grouping ,
groupment ,
groups ,
guano ,
hand signal ,
harmonic close ,
heptameter ,
heptapody ,
heroic couplet ,
hexameter ,
hexapody ,
iamb ,
iambic ,
iambic pentameter ,
ictus ,
in -
group ,
incident ,
increase ,
innards ,
interest ,
interlude ,
intermezzo ,
introductory phrase ,
ionic ,
issue ,
jakes ,
jingle ,
journeying ,
junta ,
kinematics ,
kinesics ,
kinesipathy ,
kinesis ,
kinesitherapy ,
kinetics ,
lientery ,
lifework ,
lilt ,
line ,
lines ,
local color ,
locomotion ,
logistics ,
loose bowels ,
machinery ,
main current ,
mainstream ,
maneuver ,
maneuvers ,
manure ,
masculine caesura ,
mass movement ,
measure ,
mechanism ,
meter ,
metrical accent ,
metrical foot ,
metrical group ,
metrical unit ,
metrics ,
metron ,
migration ,
militancy ,
military operations ,
minor operations ,
mission ,
mob ,
mobilization ,
molossus ,
mood ,
mora ,
motif ,
motion ,
motivation ,
move ,
movements ,
moving ,
musical phrase ,
musical sentence ,
mythos ,
night soil ,
number ,
numbers ,
operation ,
operations ,
ordure ,
ornament ,
out -
group ,
outfit ,
overseas operations ,
pack ,
paeon ,
pantomime ,
part ,
party ,
passage ,
peer group ,
pencil ,
pentameter ,
pentapody ,
period ,
peripeteia ,
phalanx ,
phrase ,
plan ,
platoon ,
plein -
air ,
plot ,
poise ,
political activism ,
political front ,
popular front ,
pose ,
posse ,
posture ,
power train ,
principle ,
proceedings ,
proceleusmatic ,
progress ,
prosody ,
purgation ,
purge ,
pyrrhic ,
quantity ,
reason for being ,
recognition ,
refrain ,
regiment ,
relocation ,
remotion ,
removal ,
removement ,
resolution ,
response ,
restlessness ,
rhythm ,
rhythmic pattern ,
rising action ,
ritornello ,
run ,
running ,
runs ,
salon ,
scheme ,
school ,
secondary plot ,
section ,
servomechanism ,
set ,
sewage ,
sewerage ,
shift ,
shit ,
shits ,
shrug ,
sign ,
sign language ,
signal ,
slant ,
spondee ,
sprung rhythm ,
squad ,
stable ,
staff work ,
stance ,
stanza ,
statement ,
stir ,
stirring ,
stool ,
story ,
strain ,
stream ,
stress ,
string ,
structure ,
style ,
subject ,
subplot ,
swing ,
switch ,
syzygy ,
tailpiece ,
team ,
tendency ,
tenor ,
tetrameter ,
tetrapody ,
tetraseme ,
the general tendency ,
the grand style ,
the main course ,
thematic development ,
theme ,
thesis ,
time spirit ,
tone ,
topic ,
tourism ,
touristry ,
traject ,
trajet ,
transfer ,
transit ,
travel ,
traveling ,
trend ,
tribe ,
tribrach ,
trimeter ,
tripody ,
triseme ,
trochee ,
troop ,
trots ,
troupe ,
turd ,
turistas ,
tutti ,
tutti passage ,
twist ,
unrest ,
variation ,
velocity ,
verse ,
voidance ,
war game ,
war plans ,
watchworks ,
wheels ,
wheels within wheels ,
wing ,
workings ,
works
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