movement的中文

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movement
/ 5mu:vmEnt /

◙ noun
1. an act of changing physical location or position or of having this changed
• 动，移动；变动
»a slight movement of the upper body.
  上半身的轻微动了一动。
»[mass noun] the EC is on the verge of allowing free movement of labour.
  欧洲共同体即将允许劳动力的自由流动。
  an arrival or departure of an aircraft
• （飞机）抵达；起飞
  (也作 bowel movement)an act of defecation
• 排大便
  (movements)the activities and whereabouts of someone, especially during a particular period of time
• （尤指一段时期内的）行动；活动；行踪
»your movements and telephone conversations are recorded.
  你的行动和电话交谈都被记录下来。
  [mass noun] the general activity or bustle of people or things in a particular place
• （某一场所中人群的）活动，奔忙；（事物的）活动；活跃
»the scene was almost devoid of movement.
  这场面几乎没有动静。
  [mass noun] the quality of suggesting motion in a work of art
• （艺术作品的）动感；动态效果
»the painting was a busy landscape, full of detail and movement.
  这是一幅色彩纷繁的风景画，细部处理丰富，且动感十足。
  [mass noun] the progressive development of a poem or story
• （诗歌或小说的）情节进展
»the novel shows minimal concern for narrative movement.
  小说对叙述情节进展一点也不在意。
2. [often with modifier] a group of people working together to advance their shared political, social, or artistic ideas
• （在政治、社会或艺术等方面持共同见解的）运动，团体
»the labour movement.
  劳工运动。
  [usu. in sing] a campaign undertaken by such a group
• 运动
»a movement to declare war on poverty.
  向贫穷宣战的运动。
  a change or development in something
• 动向，发展趋势
»movements in the underlying financial markets.
  潜在金融市场的动向。
  a change in policy or general attitudes seen as positive
• （政策或态度方面）建设性转变，有积极意义的转变，积极的改变趋势
»the movement towards greater sexual equality.
  在更大程度上实行男女平等的积极趋势。
3. [Music] a principal division of a longer musical work, self-sufficient in terms of key, tempo, and structure
• [乐] 乐章
»the slow movement of his violin concerto.
  他的小提琴协奏曲的慢板。
4. the moving parts of a mechanism, especially a clock or watch
• （尤指钟、表的）机械装置，可动装置

【语源】

1. late Middle English: via Old French from medieval Latin movimentum, from Latin movere 'to move'