movement

move

ˈmuv

moov

ment

mənt

mēnt

/ˈmuːvmənt/

英語での「movement」の定義と意味

Movement

名詞

a change in position or posture that occurs without actually relocating from one place to another

例

He notices the subtle movement of her hand.

the action of changing position from one location to another

例

The hikers begin their movement toward the summit.

any natural or physical occurrence that results in the displacement or repositioning of an object

例

The earthquake caused violent ground movement.

楽章

one of the main parts that a long musical work is divided into, having its own structure

例

The symphony consisted of four movements, each showcasing different themes and moods.

その交響曲は4つの楽章から成り、それぞれが異なるテーマとムードを披露していた。

a collective of individuals united by shared beliefs or ideology, working toward general social, political, or cultural goals

例

The feminist movement advocates for women's rights.

an optical effect that gives the impression of motion when viewing a rapid sequence of still images

例

The animator studies movement to create realistic films.

the action of relocating or transferring an object from one place to another

例

He oversees the movement of crates in the warehouse.

動き, 配置転換

the observable changes in position, deployment, or tactical relocation of a military unit

例

The scouts tracked enemy movements near the border.

偵察隊は国境近くの敵の動きを追跡した。

the mechanism or assembly of components in a device that produces or regulates motion, such as in clocks or watches

例

The watchmaker repairs the delicate movement of the timepiece.

a general trend or shift in opinion, behavior, or condition

例

There is a movement toward more sustainable practices.

the act of excreting waste from the bowels

例

The patient reports regular bowel movements.

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英語での「movement」の定義と意味

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