Domande riguardo a frasi esempio con, spiegazione d'utilizzo di "Motion"s

A: If you ask a question and the. Say “other than the obvious” you mean that the person doesn’t have to mention something that you both know very well. For example:

“How has 2020 affected your plans, other than the obvious”

This indicates that obviously, most people’s plans have been affected by covid, so you don’t really need to bring it up.

A: It is very suggestive of the act of sexual intercourse, like the "motion" of it. I feel it is a little rude to say; if someone said this to me I would be offended, but some people don't care. Sometimes women talk about sex using this phrase, asking eachother "Is it the motion in the ocean or size that matters?"
Does that make sense? Or would you like more explanation?

A: To be lying down without moving

A: to table = to start the discussion about
motion of no confidence = an agreement that the current leader cannot do his/her job any more, and there will be an election to pick a new leader

I have now tabled a motion of no confidence in this goverment. = I want to begin talking about why this government needs to be replaced. I want to start the process to remove the current government

A: It means they are the third person to agree

A: The motion of the boat going up and down made me feel sick to my stomach.
When I stand up too fast the motion makes me dizzy.
The motion of the waves under the moonlight is beautiful.

A: the expression is "going through the motions".
examples:
"he's GOING THROUGH THE MOTIONS, but not getting anything done. "
"each time you look for a job, you go through the motions - but you don't get hired"

to me it implies NOT being successful at what you are trying to do.
another expression is "spinning your wheels". (like, on a bicycle.. your wheels are turning but you are not going anywhere).

A: A “motion picture” is the same thing as a “movie”.

I heard that before you die, everything moves in slow motion.

He motioned me to come over with his hand.

Is the mouse still under the blanket? There’s no motion.

A: “He MADE a forward motion in the call conference” sounds more natural !

A: She's going in to work but she's not happy to be there. She's just going through the motions.

A: "Motion" and "Movement" are two very similar words that both have something to do with “changing position or going from one place to another.” (Collins English Dictionary) But here are a few differences between the two words:

First of all, based on an article from a Website named iSoul, "motion is used to describe physical properties, while movement is used to describe the qualities of motion."

Also, based on the same article, "motion doesn’t always imply a purpose, and movement usually does." Plus, it was stated in the article that movement is more of the displacement from one place to another while motion is more of not standing still.

In case you want to check out the whole article, you may click this link: https://www.isoul.org/motion-vs-movement/#:~:text=motion%20is%20used%20to%20describe,describe%20the%20qualities%20of%20motion.&text=motion%20doesn't%20always%20imply,The%20difference%20is%20very%20fine.

A: They are both acts of moving. Sometimes they can be used interchangeably (they mean the same thing)

“That was a strange motion.” ✅
“That was a strange movement” ✅

Other times, one will fit the sentence and one will not

“I think the boat is meant to be in motion.” (in motion = moving) ✅
“I think the boat is meant to be in movement” ❌

I’m sorry that i don’t know the rules for why this is 🥺 as a native speaker it just “sounds right” or doesn’t

Again if you have any specific sentences that you want to know which one fits into, i’ll be happy to help ☺️

A: When the object moves and change it's direction or distance that's what you called motion but if the object moves but doesn't change it's place that is movement. as far as I know

A: motion is a state so like
I am in motion
The car is in motion
and it can also be descriptive verb
I have motion sickness (which is when you get sick from moving around a lot)

movement is a noun, which is like a thing

her movement is very fast
my motions are very slow.

honestly, you can use them the same way. they are pretty much the same :)

A: There isn't much of a difference definition-wise. But "movement" is definitely used more often when speaking informally. You can usually interchange the two and not see much of a difference

A: American: I motion my hand to Tom signaling for him to come to me.
British: I motion my hand to Tom signalling for him to come to me.

A: To kick your legs. Kicking.

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A: Without context it can mean two things:

1. literally: 핸드폰을 쿡 찌르다

2. 핸드폰 하다

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A: Very natural! Great use of past tense and contraction s. If you’re referring to the car’s speed I suggest replacing “motions” with “speed”

A: The sentence in A sounds more specific; while B sounds more general.

A: Actually, 2 is perfectly fine.