mouvement

Meaning

1. movement
2. motion

Concepts

movement

motion

move

stroke

motility

trend

exercise

traffic

change

action

shift

movements

operation

activity

gesture

drive

effort

execution

flap

flapping

flip-flop

flow

functioning

manners

motions

party

🥳

pass

progress

question

❓

removal

run

running

🏃

state

step

stir

sweep

tendency

throw

transfer

wag

wave

👋

youth organization

be moving

bowel movement

to-and-from movement

behaviour

communication

development

migration

organisation

bm

bodily movement

apparent motion

apparent movement

cam stroke

advance

advancement

association

attitude

bearing

beating

behavior

bustle

campaign

cause

condition

course of action

crusade

drift

Synonyms

déplacement

geste

coup

activité

battement

tendance

cause

changement

comportement

courant

démarche

effort

évolution

exercice

flux

fonctionnement

impulsion

jet

jeter

manières

marche

migration

motif

nombre

🔢

orientation

parti

phrase

progression

proposition

question

❓

résolution

rythme

secousse

trafic

gesticulation

mobilité

motion

organisation

progrès

symbolique

être dans une impasse

bm

accident vasculaire cérébral

tire-d'aile

association

avancement

bouger

cadence

campagne

Gender

♂️ Masculine

Pronounced as (IPA)

/muv.mɑ̃/

Etymology

From mouvoir + -ment, (found in Old French as movement); cf. also Medieval Latin mōvimentum (probably partly based on the Old French), from Latin moveō.

Sentences

Le plaisir est un mouvement doux , alors que la douleur est un mouvement rude .

Pleasure is a gentle movement, while pain is a harsh movement.

Le mouvement se produit habituellement dans le plan sagittal .

The movement usually occurs in the sagittal plane.