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o sự chuyển động, sự vận động
§ brownian movement : chuyển động brown
§ clock movement : sự chuyển động kiểu đồng hồ
§ disharmonic movement : vận động không điều hòa
§ earth movement : vận động của trái đất
§ epirogenetic movement : vận động tạo lục
§ epirogenic movement : vận động tạo lục
§ hydroclastic movement : sự chuyển động dương của mực nước biển
§ mass movement : sự chuyển động khối
§ orogenic movement : vận động tạo núi
§ joint movement : sự vận chuyển liên hợp (nhiều công ty cùng phối hợp vận chuyển một khối lượng dầu)
§ to-and-for movement : sự chuyển động dọc
§ movement of the ground : vận động của đất
Word families (Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs): move, movement, removal, remover, mover, move, remove, movable, unmoved, moving, movingly
Xem thêm: motion, move, motility, motion, motion, move, social movement, front, campaign, cause, crusade, drive, effort, apparent motion, motion, apparent movement, bowel movement, bm, drift, trend
movement noun
1 act of moving
ADJ. big | little, slight, small, tiny The eyes of predators are highly sensitive to the slightest movement. | quick, rapid, swift | gentle, slow | easy, graceful, smooth She mounted the horse in one easy movement. | easy The refrigerator unit has rubber wheels for easy movement. | jerky | sudden | deft | controlled | free the free movement of goods in Europe | involuntary | random | constant, continuous | repetitive | rhythmic | backward, downward, forward, lateral, sideways, upward | body | eye, hand, etc. | dance | currency, price the volatility of currency movements in the foreign exchange markets | troop | pincer The army surrounded the town in a pincer movement.
VERB + MOVEMENT make, produce He made a slight movement with his right hand. Hydraulic jacks under the machine produce the movement. | allow clothing that allows easy movement | control, direct As infants grow they become better able to direct their own movements. | facilitate an initiative to facilitate the movement of labour in the EU | restrict | prevent The striking farmers threatened to prevent the movement of goods across the country. | sense She sensed a movement in the dark beneath the stairs. | monitor They are monitoring the movement of animals in and out of the country. | follow, watch ~s The police are following the suspect's movements very closely. | trace ~s The police have traced her movements to the time of her death.
MOVEMENT + VERB occur Some movement in the building will occur as it settles into the subsoil. | catch your eye A movement caught his eye in the tangled undergrowth.
PREP. in a ~ She kicked down the door in one swift movement. | ~ away from, ~ from, ~ to movement from one level to the next | ~ towards (figurative) Recently there's been a movement (= a change in attitude) away from tinned food towards fresh food.
PHRASES the direction/rate/speed of movement, freedom of movement The government's decree allowed freedom of movement for all citizens. | the movement of capital/goods/labour, a sense of movement (figurative) His music has a real sense of movement.
2 group of people
ADJ. radical | mass, popular | organized The country has a well organized labour movement. | international, national | artistic, literary | avant-garde | Modern, Romantic, etc. Both architects were part of the Modern Movement. | political | protest | anti-nuclear, anti-war, etc. | peace | reform | civil/human rights | independence, liberation, opposition, resistance, revolutionary, separatist | democracy/pro-democracy, democratic, fascist, nationalist | labour, trade union | feminist, gay | consumer, student, women's, working-class, youth, etc. | ecumenical | scout | suffragette
VERB + MOVEMENT create, establish, launch, set up, start (up) She started a movement for agricultural reform. | join, support | be involved in, be part of | lead | direct a protest movement directed against exploitative trade practices | suppress | ban, outlaw
MOVEMENT + VERB begin, emerge (out of sth) The movement emerged out of concern for human rights abuses. | develop, gain/gather strength The movement gained strength during the 1970s. | reach a peak The student movement reached its peak in 1968. | lose strength
PREP. ~ against a mass movement against the dictatorship | ~ for He launched a movement for children's rights.
PHRASES | a leader/member of a movement, the rise of a movement the rise of the labour movement in France
3 part of a long piece of music
ADJ. first, opening | second, etc. | final, last the last movement of Brahms's Fourth Symphony | slow | fast
VERB + MOVEMENT perform, play
PREP. in (the) … ~ a symphony in four movements There is a cello solo in the second movement.
n.
the reflex motion of his eyebrows revealed his surprise
movement is a sign of life
an impatient move of his hand
gastrointestinal motility
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
he was a charter member of the movement
politicians have to respect a mass movement
he led the national liberation front
the second movement is slow and melodic
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
the cinema relies on apparent motion
the succession of flashing lights gave an illusion of movement
he had a bowel movement
not openly liberal but that is the trend of the book
a broad movement of the electorate to the right
it was an expensive watch with a diamond movement
the movement of cargo onto the vessel
