How do you pronounce movement?

movement is pronounced as /ˈmuːv.mənt/.

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movement

🏃movement (múvment)

noun

/ˈmuːv.mənt/

movimiento (movimiento)

move movements

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Meaning

the act of moving, or a group working to advance a shared idea or cause

A group of people working together to advance their shared political, social, or artistic ideas.

Traducción del significado

el acto de moverse, o un grupo que trabaja para avanzar una idea o causa compartida

Oraciones de ejemplo

The movement for equality gained worldwide attention.

El movimiento por la igualdad ganó atención mundial.

The movement aimed to ensure equal rights.

El movimiento tenía como objetivo garantizar los derechos iguales.

Expresiones de ejemplo

freedom movement

movimiento de libertad

Synonyms

motion, campaign, progress, action, drive, initiative

Entrada 1

motion, campaign, progress, action, drive

Entrada 2

campaign, initiative

Antonyms

inaction, stillness, stagnation, inactivity

Entrada 1

inaction, stillness, stagnation

Entrada 2

inactivity, stagnation

Colocaciones

social movement, political movement, freedom movement, rapid movement

Más oraciones de ejemplo

Environmental movements are having a positive impact on government policies.

Los movimientos ambientales están teniendo un impacto positivo en las políticas gubernamentales.

Social media has played a significant role in strengthening social movements.

Las redes sociales han jugado un papel importante en el fortalecimiento de los movimientos sociales.

Songs of which poet were the source of inspiration for the American Civil Rights Movement?

¿De qué poeta fueron las canciones la fuente de inspiración para el Movimiento por los Derechos Civiles en Estados Unidos?

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