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  1. motion:
  2. mote:
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English

Detailed Translations for motion from English to French

motion:

motion [the ~] nomen

  1. the motion (proposal; request; offer; bid; bill)
    la proposition; l'enchère; l'offre; la requête; la surenchère; la mise; l'invitation; la motion
  2. the motion (proposition; suggestion; proposal; fore-carriage; bill)
    la proposition; la formulation d'une proposition

Translation Matrix for motion:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
enchère bid; bill; motion; offer; proposal; request
formulation d'une proposition bill; fore-carriage; motion; proposal; proposition; suggestion
invitation bid; bill; motion; offer; proposal; request invitation; meeting request; proposal; request; solicitation
mise bid; bill; motion; offer; proposal; request ante; application; attire; betting; cash for playing; clothes; construction; dedication; devotion; effort; exertion; gambling; garb; goal; inlay; inset; intention; objective; pool; scheme; stakes; target; usage; use; wee-wee
motion bid; bill; motion; offer; proposal; request vote
offre bid; bill; motion; offer; proposal; request bid; offer; proposal; quotation
proposition bid; bill; fore-carriage; motion; offer; proposal; proposition; request; suggestion advancing; bid; clause; declaration of love; hypotheses; hypothesis; offer; phrase; postulate; postulating; premise; project proposal; proposal; request; thesis
requête bid; bill; motion; offer; proposal; request action; appeal; claim; definition of a problem; demand; entreaty; interpellation; legal claim; petition; plea; prayer; problem; proposal; query; question; request; supplication
surenchère bid; bill; motion; offer; proposal; request counter-claim; counterbid; counteroffer; higher offer
- apparent motion; apparent movement; gesture; motility; move; movement; question
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- gesticulate; gesture
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- claim; demand; gesture; getsure

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Antonyms for "motion":

  • motionlessness

Related Definitions for "motion":

  1. the act of changing location from one place to another1
    • police controlled the motion of the crowd1
  2. a change of position that does not entail a change of location1
    • the reflex motion of his eyebrows revealed his surprise1
  3. the use of movements (especially of the hands) to communicate familiar or prearranged signals1
  4. a formal proposal for action made to a deliberative assembly for discussion and vote1
    • he made a motion to adjourn1
  5. a natural event that involves a change in the position or location of something1
  6. an optical illusion of motion produced by viewing a rapid succession of still pictures of a moving object1
  7. a state of change1
    • they were in a state of steady motion1
  8. show, express or direct through movement1

Wiktionary Translations for motion:

motion
noun
  1. change of place or position
  2. parliamentary proposal
  3. state of progression from one place to another
motion
verb
  1. Traduction à trier
  2. Distinguer une chose d’une autre au moyen d’une marque. (Sens général).
noun
  1. Transport
  2. relâchement total d’une tension.
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• motion → mouvement ↔ Bewegung — physisch: (nicht konstante) Orts-Zeitkurve des Objekts

motion form of mote:

mote [the ~] nomen

  1. the mote
    le fossé

Translation Matrix for mote:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
fossé mote castle-moat; ditch; fortification canal; fortress; furrow; groove; moat; rampart; slit; stronghold; trench
- atom; corpuscle; molecule; particle; speck
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- bit

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Synonyms for "mote":


Related Definitions for "mote":

  1. (nontechnical usage) a tiny piece of anything1

Wiktionary Translations for mote:

mote
noun
  1. A small particle; a speck
mote
noun
  1. chimie|fr physique|fr composant de la matière, plus petite partie d'un corps simple pouvant se combiner avec une autre.

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French

Detailed Translations for motion from French to English

motion:

motion [la ~] nomen

  1. la motion (proposition; enchère; offre; )
    the proposal; the request; the motion; the offer; the bid; the bill
  2. la motion (faire son choix; voix; vote)
    the vote
    • vote [the ~] nomen

Translation Matrix for motion:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
bid enchère; invitation; mise; motion; offre; proposition; requête; surenchère aubaine; bonne affaire; emplette; marché; occasion; offre; offre spéciale; proposition; solde
bill enchère; invitation; mise; motion; offre; proposition; requête; surenchère addition; affiche; affiche publicitaire; affichette; bec; bec d'oiseau; becs; chèque; déclaration; facture; formulation d'une proposition; mémoire des frais; note; note de frais; pancarte; poster; projet de loi; proposition; proposition de loi
motion enchère; invitation; mise; motion; offre; proposition; requête; surenchère formulation d'une proposition; proposition
offer enchère; invitation; mise; motion; offre; proposition; requête; surenchère aubaine; bonne affaire; emplette; estimation; indication des prix; marché; occasion; offre; proposition; remise; remise en mains; solde; tarif
proposal enchère; invitation; mise; motion; offre; proposition; requête; surenchère aubaine; bonne affaire; demande; demande en mariage; emplette; formulation d'une proposition; invitation; marché; occasion; offre; proposition; proposition de projet; requête; solde
request enchère; invitation; mise; motion; offre; proposition; requête; surenchère adjuration; demande; désir; exigence; imploration; instance; interpellation; invitation; prière; problème; proposition; question; requête; requête HTTP; retrait; revendication; réclamation; réquisition; souhait; supplication; voeu
vote faire son choix; motion; voix; vote voix; voix électorale; vote
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
bid commander; enchérir; prescrire; surenchérir
bill compter; facturer
offer céder; donner; donner cadeau; déléguer; déposer; exposer; faire circuler; faire présent de; faire une offre de; faire voir; livrer; montrer; offrir; passer quelque chose à quelqu'un; porter; promettre; proposer; présenter; remettre; remettre aux mains; rendre; tendre quelque chose à quelqu'un; transmettre; verser
request adjurer; adresser une pétition; conjurer; demander; exiger; implorer; prier; présenter une requête; requérir; solliciter; supplier
vote voter

Synonyms for "motion":


Wiktionary Translations for motion:

motion
noun
  1. parliamentary proposal
  2. formal proposal to a meeting as a topic for discussion and vote

émotion:

émotion [la ~] nomen

  1. l'émotion (sensation; mouvement d'âme)
    the compassion; the emotion; the feeling
  2. l'émotion (perception; sentiment; sensation)
    the perception; the sensation; the feeling
  3. l'émotion (sentiment; sens; sensibilité; mouvement d'âme)
    the sentiment; the compassion; the feeling; the emotion; the touch; the excitement; the passion
  4. l'émotion (mouvement d'âme)
    the emotion
  5. l'émotion (consternation; épouvante)
    the dismay; the state of shock

Translation Matrix for émotion:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
compassion mouvement d'âme; sens; sensation; sensibilité; sentiment; émotion commisération; compassion; grâce; miséricorde; pardon; pitié
dismay consternation; émotion; épouvante abattement; accablement; angoisse; consternation; effroi; frayeur; perplexité; peur; terreur
emotion mouvement d'âme; sens; sensation; sensibilité; sentiment; émotion
excitement mouvement d'âme; sens; sensibilité; sentiment; émotion ardeur; cris d'allégresse; excitation sexuelle; ferveur; fougue; ravissement; tempérament
feeling mouvement d'âme; perception; sens; sensation; sensibilité; sentiment; émotion disposition; don; fouiller; intuition; tâter; tâtonner
passion mouvement d'âme; sens; sensibilité; sentiment; émotion ambition; application; ardeur; assiduité; attachement; avidité; caractère passionné; consécration; convoitise; désir; désir charnel; désir violent; dévouement; embrasement; envie; ferveur; feu; fougue; joie; obsession; passion; plaisir; pulsion sexuelle; sollicitude; verve; volupté; zèle; élan
perception perception; sensation; sentiment; émotion aperception; compréhension; conception; image perçue; impression; ingéniosité; intellect; intelligence; notion; observation; perception; point de vue; vision
sensation perception; sensation; sentiment; émotion agitation; commotion; sensation; tumulte; émoi
sentiment mouvement d'âme; sens; sensibilité; sentiment; émotion
state of shock consternation; émotion; épouvante
touch mouvement d'âme; sens; sensibilité; sentiment; émotion attouchement; contact; frappe; frôlement; petit coup; petit peu; rien; sentiment de contact; tape; toucher
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
touch agiter; atteindre; attendrir; battre; compatir; concerner; effleurer; frôler; intéresser; marquer d'un point; mélanger; palper; regarder; remuer; s'agir de; s'intéresser; se rapporter à; toquer; toucher; toucher légèrement; toucher quelque chose; toucher un moment; toucher à peine à; tâter; tâtonner; émotionner; émouvoir

Synonyms for "émotion":


Wiktionary Translations for émotion:

émotion
noun
  1. Réaction affectif subite, temporaire et involontaire, souvent accompagnée de manifestations physiques, provoquée par un sentiment intense de peur, de colère, de surprise, etc.
émotion
noun
  1. emotion
  2. person's internal state of being
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• émotion → emotion ↔ Emotion — angeregter Zustand des Gemüts
• émotion → feeling ↔ Empfindung — sinnliche Wahrnehmung, körperliches Gefühl
• émotion → feeling; emotion; affection ↔ Gefühl — Neurologie: das subjektive Erleben von Erregung und hirnchemischer Aktivität
• émotion → emotion ↔ Regung — ein Gefühl, das man plötzlich empfindet







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