Inglese

movement

gb/mˈuvmənt/ us/mˈuvmənt/
A2 Inglese
~ 600
Accezioni
0 accezioni
Sostantivo A2 event
1

act of moving

When something or someone changes place or position.

Schema d'uso: [someone/something]'s movement
Errore comune:
Learners sometimes confuse 'movement' with 'move'; 'movement' is the noun form, not the verb.
Sinonimi
motion (Refers broadly to the action of moving; often interchangeable in physical contexts.)
Contrari
stillness (Describes the absence of any movement.)
Collocazioni
slow movement |rapid movement |body movement |movement of goods |movement in the crowd
Temi
daily life |sports |travel |core_vocabulary |space
Esempi
  • The sudden movement of the car startled the pedestrians.
  • Her graceful movements impressed the dance judges.
  • Security cameras recorded every movement in the store.
  • The movement of the clouds indicated a change in weather.
Esempi per chi studia
  • The cat made a quick movement.
  • I saw a movement in the trees.
  • He made a small hand movement.
  • There was no movement in the room.
Sostantivo B1 entity
2

organized group for cause

A group of people who work together to make a change in society.

Schema d'uso: [a/an/the] [adjective] movement
Errore comune:
Learners may confuse 'movement' here with physical motion; context usually shows it's about people and causes.
Sinonimi
campaign (A planned series of actions toward a goal; often shorter-term than 'movement'.)
Contrari
opposition (A group that works against a movement's goals.)
Collocazioni
civil rights movement |environmental movement |grassroots movement |political movement
Temi
politics |society |relationships
Esempi
  • The feminist movement has achieved many legal reforms.
  • They joined the environmental movement to fight climate change.
  • The civil rights movement transformed American society.
  • A new political movement is gaining popularity among young voters.
Esempi per chi studia
  • The peace movement wants no more war.
  • He is part of a student movement.
  • The workers started a new movement.
  • Many people joined the green movement.
Sostantivo technical B2 entity
3

part of a musical work

One part of a long piece of music, like in a symphony.

Schema d'uso: [first/second/etc.] movement of [composition]
Errore comune:
Learners may confuse this with physical motion; in music it refers to part of a composition.
Sinonimi
section (A general term for part of something; less specific to music.)
Collocazioni
first movement |slow movement |final movement
Temi
music |arts_entertainment |education
Esempi
  • The first movement of the symphony is very lively.
  • She prefers the slow movements in classical works.
  • Each movement in the concerto tells a story.
Esempi per chi studia
  • The first movement is fast.
  • I like the slow movement best.
  • This piece has four movements.
Sostantivo B2 state
4

progress toward goal

Change or progress towards something new or better.

Schema d'uso: movement towards [goal]
Sinonimi
progress (General forward development; can be broader than 'movement'.)
Contrari
stagnation (Lack of progress or development.)
Collocazioni
movement towards reform |no movement on the issue
Temi
business |politics |core_vocabulary |time
Esempi
  • There has been little movement on the peace talks.
  • We saw rapid movement towards digital transformation.
  • The negotiations showed some positive movement.
Esempi per chi studia
  • There is no movement on this plan.
  • We see some movement in talks.
  • The company made quick movement toward change.
Grammatica
Forma base
movement
IPA
GB/mˈuvmənt/
US/mˈuvmənt/
Sillabe e accento
move - ment (2 sillabe)
Stress on 1st syllable (move)
Forme flesse
Noun
  • Base: movement
  • Plural: movement, movements
Famiglia di parole
Forms
movements noun
Core family
move verb A1
Related words
moving adjective movable adjective B1 mover noun B1 motion noun A2
Negative and opposite forms
immovable adjective motionless adjective A2 unmoved adjective
Advanced or less common
mobility noun B1 mobilize verb B2
Espressioni

artistic movement

1
/ɑɹtˈɪstɪk mˈuvmənt/
fixed phrase

style trend in art

A style in art that many artists follow for some time.

Esempi
  • Impressionism was an important artistic movement in the 19th century.
  • Cubism is an artistic movement that changed painting forever.

social movement

1
/sˈoʊʃəl mˈuvmənt/
fixed phrase

group for social change

A large group of people working to make changes in society.

Esempi
  • The civil rights era saw many social movements.
  • Climate action is now a global social movement.

freedom of movement

1
/fɹˈidəm əv mˈuvmənt/
fixed phrase formal

right to travel freely

The right to go where you want without being stopped by laws or rules.

Esempi
  • Citizens are guaranteed freedom of movement within the country.
  • The new law restricts freedom of movement for certain groups.

freedom of movement

2
/fɹˈidəm əv mˈuvmənt/
fixed phrase

Right to travel freely

The right to go where you want inside a country or between countries.

Esempi
  • Freedom of movement is guaranteed by law in many places.
  • Tourists enjoy freedom of movement across the region.

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