motion in Irish
motion in Irish is gluaisne — motion means movement from one place or position to another.
motion in Irish
gluaisne
(philosophy) from κίνησις (kinesis); any change. Traditionally of four types: generation and corruption, alteration, augmentation and diminution, and change of place.
What does "motion" mean?
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noun Movement from one place or position to another.
"The camera captured the motion of the falling leaves."
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noun A formal proposal put forward for discussion or a vote, especially in a meeting or a court of law.
"The senator introduced a motion to delay the vote."
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verb To signal with a gesture what someone should do.
"She motioned for him to sit down."
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motion in a sentence
- The camera captured the motion of the falling leaves.
- She felt the gentle motion of the boat rocking on the waves.
- The senator introduced a motion to delay the vote.
- Her lawyer filed a motion to dismiss the case.
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What is "motion" in Irish?
"motion" in Irish is gluaisne. motion means: Movement from one place or position to another.
How do you use "motion" in a sentence?
Example: "The camera captured the motion of the falling leaves." In Irish, "motion" is gluaisne.
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