movement in Japanese
movement in Japanese is 運動, 動き, 楽章 — movement means an act of changing position or place, or the general fact of not being still.
movement in Japanese
運動
Pronounced: undō
Physical motion between points in space.
動き
Pronounced: ugoki
Physical motion between points in space.
運動
Pronounced: undō
A trend in various fields or social categories, a group of people with a common ideology who try together to achieve certain general goals.
楽章
Pronounced: gakushō
(music) A large division of a larger composition.
What does "movement" mean?
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noun An act of changing position or place, or the general fact of not being still.
"She caught a slight movement in the bushes."
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noun A group of people who share a set of aims and work together to bring about social, political or cultural change.
"The civil rights movement transformed American law."
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noun A self-contained main section of a longer piece of music, such as a symphony or sonata.
"The slow movement is the best-known part of the concerto."
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movement in a sentence
- She caught a slight movement in the bushes.
- The injury has restricted movement in his left shoulder.
- The civil rights movement transformed American law.
- A grassroots movement sprang up to save the woodland.
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What is "movement" in Japanese?
"movement" in Japanese is 運動, 動き, 楽章. movement means: An act of changing position or place, or the general fact of not being still.
How do you pronounce 運動?
"movement" in Japanese is 運動, pronounced "undō".
How do you use "movement" in a sentence?
Example: "She caught a slight movement in the bushes." In Japanese, "movement" is 運動, 動き, 楽章.
Are there other ways to say "movement" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "movement": 運動, 動き, 楽章.
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