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Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "movement" im Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch : 83 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
Common
movement movimiento [m]
movement circulación [f]
General
movement demudamiento [m]
movement ímpetu [m]
movement juego [m]
movement desplazamiento [m]
movement tránsito [m]
movement traspaleo [m]
movement traspasamiento [m]
movement traspaso [m]
movement trastrocamiento [m]
movement trastrueco [m]
movement trastrueque [m]
movement viaje [m]
movement visaje [m]
movement acción [f]
movement causa [f]
movement demudación [f]
movement moción [f]
movement movilidad [f]
movement movilización [f]
movement plataforma [f]
movement tendencia [f]
movement translación [f]
movement traslación [f]
movement trasladación [f]
movement juego [m]
movement ademán [m]
movement mecanismo [m]
movement tiempo [m]
movement tránsito [m]
movement animación [f]
movement locomoción [f]
movement acción [f]
movement traslación [f]
movement fornitura [f]
movement movida [f]
movement abanderar [v]
movement traslado [m]
movement borneo [m]
movement causa [f]
movement moción [f]
movement movedura [f]
movement incidente [m]
movement excitación [f]
movement agitación [f]
movement evacuación [f]
movement disposición [f]
movement cámara [f]
movement tendencia [f]
movement parte [f]
movement andamiento [m] UY
movement figura [f] rare
movement rodada [f] MXCRCOBO:SCL
movement movedura [f] disused
movement muebda [f] disused
Colloquial
movement movición [f]
Business
movement movimiento [m]
movement desplazamiento [m]
movement circulación [f]
movement actividad [f]
Politics
movement plataforma [f]
Electricity
movement circulación [f]
Engineering
movement compás [m]
movement avance [m]
movement recorrido [m]
movement desplazamiento [m]
movement impulso [m]
movement movimiento [m]
movement transferencia [f]
movement evolución [f]
movement maniobra [f]
movement circulación [f]
movement acción [f]
movement marcha [f]
Aeronautics
movement transporte [m]
Oceanography
movement impulso [m]
Military
movement acto [m]
movement paso [m]
movement rodeo [m]
movement meneo [m]
movement vuelta [f]
Music
movement movimiento [m]

Bedeutungen, die der Begriff "movement" mit anderen Begriffen im Englisch Spanisch Wörterbuch erhalten hat: 150 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
Common
prohibit the free movement of merchandise estancar [v]
General
backward movement retroceso [m]
labor movement [us] obrerismo [m]
olympic movement olimpismo [m]
independence movement independentismo [m]
scouting movement escutismo [m]
resistance movement maquis [m]
sudden movement repente [m]
free movement huelga [f]
bowel movement evacuación [f]
ease of movement versatilidad [f]
have a bowel movement defecar [v]
pro-choice movement abortismo [m]
paralyzation from lack of movement anquilosamiento [m]
movement towards autonomy autonomismo [m]
violent movement batimiento [m]
violent movement batuqueo [m]
circular movement cerco [m]
anti-government movement contrapoder [m]
anti-establishment movement contrapoder [m]
cooperatist movement cooperativismo [m]
bowel movement desate de vientre [m]
restoration of movement desentumecimiento [m]
expressionist movement expresionismo [m]
strange movement extraño [m]
popular art movement folclorismo [m]
poetic movement of garcilaso de la vega garcilasismo [m]
member of a rebellious movement in galicia hermandino [m]
guerrilla resistance movement maquis [m]
movement (element of composition) movimiento [m]
oratory movement movimiento oratorio [m]
labor movement obrerismo [m]
olympic movement olimpismo [m]
interpreting events in favor of an ideology or political movement relato [m]
backward movement retroceso [m]
sandinista movement sandinismo [m]
movement supporting the absolute monarchy servilismo [m]
women's movement sufragismo [m]
continuous and disorderly movement trastejo [m]
underground movement underground (inglés) [m]
bowel movement defecación [f]
in spanish dance, movement with the opposing foot in the opposite direction deshecha [f]
freedom of movement libertad de circulación [f]
freedom of movement libertad de residencia [f]
gesture or movement to deceive distract llamada [f]
protest movement marea [f]
movement of large ocean waves marola [f]
social movement movilización social [f]
bowel movement necesidad [f]
bowel movement necesidad mayor [f]
have a bowel movement deponer [v]
recover movement desentumecerse [v]
recover movement desentumirse [v]
bowel movement necesidades [f/pl]
movement of goods people tránsito [m]
a scout movement member niño explorador [m]
case which is used to indicate movement out of something caso elativo [m]
case which is used to indicate movement from an object caso delativo [m]
abstractionist movement concretismo [m]
case which is used to indicate movement into something caso ilativo [m]
stakhanovite movement estajanovismo [m]
pro-basque movement vasquismo [m]
downward movement pique [m]
labour movement laborismo [m]
gauchesque literary movement gauchismo [m]
tic (movement) tic [m]
art movement movimiento de arte [m]
art and craft movement movimiento de arte y artesanía [m]
arts and crafts movement movimiento de artes y oficios [m]
bodily movement movimiento corporal [m]
alternative social movement movimiento social alternativo [m]
art movement movimiento artístico [m]
arts and crafts movement movimiento de arte y artesanía [m]
absence of movement tranquilidad [f]
absence of movement calma [f]
someone who is a feminist political movement feminista [m/f]
someone supporting the pro-andalusia movement andalucista [m/f]
supporting the labour movement obrerista [adj]
pertaining to that movement ultraísta [adj]
pertaining to nonverbal behaviour related to movement kinésico [adj]
that causes movement of the bowels laxante [adj]
that causes movement in the opposite direction reverso [adj]
have a bowel movement evacuar el vientre [v]
have a bowel movement exonerar el vientre [v]
have a bowel movement mover el vientre [v]
have a bowel movement hacer aguas mayores [v]
have a bowel movement hacer de cuerpo [v]
have a bowel movement hacer de vientre [v]
have a bowel movement descargar el vientre [v]
backward and forwards (movement) de un lado a otro [adv]
communicated movement movimiento comunicado
underground movement movimiento underground
movement behaviour comportamiento motor
art and craft movement arte y movimientoartesanal
a movement promoting rural life and agriculture agrarismo [m]
bending movement in a spanish dance cimbrado [m]
apparatus for measuring the velocity of movement cinemómetro [m]
noise and movement of waters hervor [m]
quick movement to avoid a blow regate [m]
movement of the body quiebro [m]
tottering movement tambaleo [m]
swinging movement vaivén [m]
spasmodic movement tic [m]
a movement in the spanish dance contenencia [f]
counter-movement contramaniobra [f]
rapid movement in a spanish dance carrerilla [f]
movement of a watch marcha [f]
slowness of movement pereza [f]
violent movement of the leg pernada [f]
fleetness (rapidity of movement) velocidad [f]
remove any brake or impediment used to prevent movement of a wheel descalzar [v]
counter-movement movimiento contrario [m]
play (maneuver, manoeuvre movement, move, motion) movimiento [m]
wiggle (movement, motility, motion, move) movimiento [m]
sudden, unexpected and surprising movement extraño [adj]
slight movement avalo [m] disused
someone of little vigor and movement acoñado [m] DO
bowel movement caused by a digestive disorder asiento [m] GTSVNIECrare
bowel movement caused by the ingestion of a laxative asiento [m] GTSVNIECrare
political movement of bolivian dictator hugo bánzer banzerismo (de hugo bánzer suárez) [m] BO
political movement founded by josé batlle y ordóñez batllismo [m] UY
political movement founded by rafael ángel calderón guardia in the first half of the twentieth century calderonismo [m] CR
circular movement of the lasso by the horse rider in mexican rodeo (with the horse first at rest, then in motion, then at full gallop) abanico [m] MX
movement of people/animals around something abejeo [m] HN
place with a great movement of people abejero [m] CUDO
provocative movement of a woman's hips while walking/dancing cachondeo [m] PR
beating of a piston during movement due to wear or a fault in adjustment that generates a slight clearance campaneo [m] MX
violent movement or shaking cimbrón [m] MXGTCRARSVEC
violent movement or shaking cimbronazo [m] CRARUY
person belonging to the salvadoran revolutionary movement farabundo martí, a political party in el salvador farabundo [m] HN
musical movement originating in the middle of the 20th century that is characterized by emotional songs played on guitar filin (inglés feeling) [m] CU
representative of the filin, musical movement filinero [m] CU
complicated or flamboyant tango movement firulete [m] ARUY
pulling of a muscle or tendon due to sudden movement estirón [m] BO
pulling of a muscle or tendon due to sudden movement estirón [m] ECrare
movement in favor of popular art folclorismo [m] BOCLAR
ideological position and attitude of the falange nacional movement falangismo [m] CL
man or thing that has no expression or movement gato de yeso [m] CLrare
political movement created by alberto fujimori fujimorismo [m] PE
political movement organized by jorge eliécer gaitán around 1940 gaitanismo [m] CO
frequent movement by the same place in different directions cruceteo [m] CUDOPR
movement of thugs between towns or prisons hampoducto [m] VE
political movement initiated in the late nineteenth century by uruguayan politician luis alberto de herrera herrerismo [m] UY
political movement founded by josé figueres ferrer in the 1950s liberacionismo [m] CR
indigenous movement, founded in 1978 that promotes the vindication of the aymara katarismo [m] BO:W
ideology and movement of colombian liberal politician lópez michelsen lopismo [m] CO
member of the guerrilla movement, the national liberation army, eln eleno [m] CO
philosophical and literary movement founded in medellin in 1958 by gonzalo arango (1931-1976), characterized by a strong influence of french existentialism and advocating the breaking of literary, political, and social tradition nadaísmo [m] CO
movement in favor of the federal republic of central america morazanismo [m] HNSV
movement back and forth pasadero [m] MX