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motion
/ˈmoʊʃən/
noun
hareket, yer değiştirme
The act or process of moving or changing position.
- The motion of the waves was hypnotic.
- He watched the smooth motion of the dancers.
- The planet's motion around the sun is predictable.
- Physicists use differential equations to describe the motion of particles through electromagnetic fields with remarkable precision.
- The committee voted to reject the motion proposing a revision of the university's admission criteria.
- Researchers studying early childhood development have found that infants track the motion of objects before they understand object permanence.
nounformal
önerge, teklif
A formal proposal made at a meeting or in a legislative body.
- She seconded the motion to adjourn the meeting.
- The motion was passed by a majority vote.
- He filed a motion to dismiss the case.
verb
işaret etmek
To make a gesture directing someone to move or act in a particular way.
- She motioned for him to sit down.
- He motioned to the waiter to bring the check.
- The guard motioned us through the gate.