MOVEMENT - Traducción inglés-español

inglés

español

movement [ingl. am. ˈmuvmənt, ingl. brit. ˈmuːvm(ə)nt] SUST.

1.1. movement U (motion):

movement

movimiento m

1.2. movement C:

movement (action, gesture)

movimiento m

movement (with the hand)

ademán m

there was a sudden movement in the bushes

de repente algo se movió entre los arbustos

1.3. movement C or U (change):

movement (of position)

movimiento m

movement (in opinion)

giro m

a forward movement, a movement forward

un movimiento hacia adelante

she made a quick movement sideways

se echó a un lado rápidamente

there was a general movement toward the exit

todo el mundo se fue hacia la salida

troop movements

movimientos de tropas

1.4. movement <movements, pl > (activities, whereabouts):

movement

desplazamientos mpl

movement

movimientos mpl

1.5. movement U:

movement (animation, activity)

movimiento m

movement (in stock market)

actividad f

2.1. movement U (transportation):

movement

movimiento m

2.2. movement U (travel):

movement

desplazamiento m

3. movement C:

movement ARTE, POL., REL.

movimiento m

the movement for reform is gaining ground

el movimiento pro-reforma está ganando terreno

4. movement C eufem.:

bowel movement

deposición f form.

to have a movement

evacuar or mover el vientre form.

5. movement C (of clock, watch):

movement

mecanismo m

6. movement C MÚS.:

movement

movimiento m

ecology movement SUST. ECOL.

ecology movement

movimiento m ecologista

pincer movement SUST. MILIT.

pincer movement

movimiento m de tenazas

bowel movement SUST.

bowel movement

evacuación f (intestinal)

rapid eye movement SUST. U

rapid eye movement

movimientos mpl oculares rápidos

rapid eye movement atrbv. sleep

paradójico

rapid eye movement atrbv. sleep

con REM

español

inglés

expresión corporal

movement

expresión corporal

self-expression through movement

independentismo

independence movement

movimiento de traslación

orbital movement

sandinismo

Sandinista movement

traslación

movement

inglés

español

movement [ˈmu:vmənt] SUST.

1. movement a. MÚS. (act):

movement

movimiento m

2. movement sin pl. FIN., COM.:

movement

actividad f

3. movement sin pl. (tendency):

movement

tendencia f

bowel movement SUST.

bowel movement

evacuación f (intestinal)

ecology movement SUST.

ecology movement

movimiento m ecologista

labour movement SUST. POL.

labour movement

movimiento m obrero

peace movement SUST.

peace movement

movimiento m pacifista

español

inglés

obrerismo

labour movement ingl. brit.

obrerismo

labor movement ingl. am.

obrerismo

working class movement

avisador de movimientos

movement sensor

independentismo

independence movement

ecologismo

green movement

movimiento ambientalista

environmentalist movement

inglés

español

movement [ˈmuv·mənt] SUST.

1. movement a. MÚS. (act):

movement

movimiento m

2. movement FIN., COM.:

movement

actividad f

3. movement (tendency):

movement

tendencia f

peace movement SUST.

peace movement

movimiento m pacifista

bowel movement SUST.

bowel movement

evacuación f (intestinal)

to have a bowel movement

hacer de vientre

to have a bowel movement

mover el vientre Río Pl.

ecology movement SUST.

ecology movement

movimiento m ecologista

español

inglés

avisador de movimientos

movement sensor

ecologismo

green movement

agitación

movement

corrimiento

movement

movimiento estudiantil

student movement

feminismo (movimiento)

feminist movement

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

Barrios instituted a number of reforms, including freedom of the press.

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As a young man he purchased his own freedom for $800.

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The purpose of the movie is not to make any social message, it's more about personal freedom rather than a geographical issue.

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These profits would sometimes parlay into the ownership of a horse, which implied a certain degree of freedom and mobility.

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Save the unprotected homes while fathers and husbands and sons are far away fighting for freedom and helping the oppressed.

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