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[Subject: Mechanics]
- The act of moving or being moved.
- Etymology: Based on the Latin verb movere (to move)
Translated in 33 languages
[Subject: Mechanics]
Translated by: GUEST USER
Translated in 22 languages
- A large group of people working together to achieve a common purpose or to support the same ideal (e.g. the pacifist movement of the Sixties; the ecological movement of the Eighties).
Translated by: GIBELLINI MORGAN
Translated in 22 languages
[Subject: Music]
- independent piece of a greater musical work
Translated by: DAVID LAURENT
Translated in 12 languages
[Subject: Generalities]
Translated by: SYLVIA VERGARA
Translated in 5 languages
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Spanish | movimiento; moción |
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French | mouvement |
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German | Bewegung |
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Leonese | movimientu |
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- 1. The condition of being active. 2. The act of moving or behaving rapidly and energetically.
Translated by: PABLA ADRIANA NARANJO PONCE
Translated in 4 languages
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Spanish | actividad; movimiento |
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Russian | деятельность |
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Frisian | warberens |
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