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gesture <a gesture; gestures> SUST.

gesture
gesture
gesture MILIT. (relations)
gesture MILIT. (relations)
gesture MILIT. (relations)
gesture MILIT. (relations)
gesture MILIT. (relations)
gesture MILIT. (relations)
gesture (relations)
gesture (relations)

gesture V. (feelings & emotions)

action gesture SUST. INFORM.

bad gesture

bad gesture

Gesture Engine SUST. INFORM.

gesture recognition SUST. INFORM.

join gesture SUST. INFORM.

pinch gesture SUST. INFORM.

revision gesture SUST. INFORM.

rotate gesture SUST. INFORM.

side gesture SUST. INFORM.

slide gesture SUST. INFORM.

split gesture SUST. INFORM.

stretch gesture SUST. INFORM.

strikethrough gesture SUST. INFORM.

swipe gesture SUST. INFORM.

sympathetic gesture POL.

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inglés
Another broad category of gestures comprises those gestures used spontaneously when we speak.
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Studies have found strong evidence that speech and gesture are innately linked in the brain and work in an efficiently wired and choreographed system.
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There is however a change in gesture typology at different ages, suggesting a connection between gestures and language development.
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The gesture of painting itself became the creative act.
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Additionally, when people use gestures, there is a certain shared background knowledge.
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Sometimes this gesture is completed with only three fingers being half opened (thumb, index and middle).
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Both have the hand gesture of the song.
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Gestures ("mudra") the hand or the holding of a certain object are also heavily weighted with meaning.
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What effect does the performativity of gestures have on people?
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This gesture was symbolic because 1904 was the 100th anniversary of that uprising.
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