گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'momentum'

1 اقتصاد:: مومنتوم

2 عمومی:: اندازه حرکت

3 عمومی:: مقدار جنبش‌ انی‌

4 عمومی:: مقدار حركت‌

5 عمومی:: نیروی حرکتی

6 عمومی:: نیروی‌ حركت‌ انی‌

7 فلسفه:: تکانه

8 روان شناسی و مشاوره:: پویایی

1 general::   noun ADJ. considerable, great, irresistible | initial | fresh She gave fresh momentum to the campaign. VERB + MOMENTUM have The campaign for change now has considerable momentum. | build up, gain, gather, increase The car gathered momentum as it rolled down the hill. | create, give sth, provide | keep up, maintain, sustain | lose The team has lost momentum in recent weeks. | slow MOMENTUM + VERB build up, increase | go Their momentum has gone, and they feel they cannot fight any longer. PREP. ~ for keeping up the momentum for growth | ~ towards the irresistible momentum towards reunification of the two countries PHRASES keep the momentum going We have to keep the momentum of our sales operation going.

2 general:: noun impetus is slowing: The interest in that candidate lost momentum.

3 general:: momentum verbs gain/gather/build up momentum (= become more and more successful ) • The show gathered momentum over the next few months and became a huge hit. give something momentum (= make something become more successsful ) • The agreement was small, but it gave new momentum to the talks. maintain momentum (= make something continue at the same pace ) • The party was determined to maintain the momentum of reform. lose momentum (= to start to become less successful ) • The team seems to have lost its momentum. keep the momentum going ( also sustain the momentum formal ) (= keep being successful ) • Hopefully we can keep the momentum going and win the next game as well. adjectives irresistible (= that cannot be stopped ) • The social changes began to gather irresistible momentum.