movement

movimiento

Acción de cambiar de lugar o de posición.

En inglés sencillo: The act of changing place or position.

• Any movement hurts my knee.
• The camera detected movement near the door.
• The agreement allows free movement of workers between the countries.

Cómo se usa: movement of someone/something (The bridge allows the movement of goods across the river.)

Sinónimos: motion

Antónimos: stillness

Expresiones frecuentes: free movement, sudden movement, movement of something, slight movement

movimiento

Grupo de personas que actúan juntas para apoyar una idea o conseguir un cambio.

En inglés sencillo: A group of people working together to support an idea or bring about change.

• He joined the peace movement.
• The movement gained thousands of supporters.
• Several movements are calling for changes to the law.

Cómo se usa: movement for something (She joined the movement for equal rights.)

Sinónimos: campaign

Expresiones frecuentes: peace movement, labour movement, join a movement

movimiento

Una de las partes principales de una obra musical larga, como una sinfonía.

En inglés sencillo: One main section of a long piece of music, such as a symphony.

• The first movement is slow.
• This sonata has three movements.
• The orchestra played the final movement beautifully.

Cómo se usa: movement of something (The final movement of the symphony is very lively.)

Expresiones frecuentes: first movement, slow movement, movement of something

movimiento de aeronave

Cada despegue o aterrizaje de una aeronave.

En inglés sencillo: One occasion when an aircraft takes off or lands.

• Each landing counts as one movement.
• The airport recorded fewer aircraft movements last month.
• Fog reduced the number of movements on the runway.

Expresiones frecuentes: aircraft movement, airport movement, daily movement count