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/moβiˈmjento/
Translation
movement, motion
Word origin
From Latin movimentum, from movere ('to move'). The same root gives English movement, move and motion.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- movere
- English cognates
- movement, motion
Grammar
Examples
hacerte .
A strong movement can do you more harm in the back.
pocos .
The movement has achieved important changes in a few years.
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He is watching every move the suspect makes.
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He noticed a strange movement among the trees.
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The baby follows every movement of his mother with his eyes.
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