motion in Sindhi سنڌي
motion in English
- motion⇄Brownian movement ormotion
(Physics.) a constant, random, irregular motion often observed in very minute particles suspended in a liquid or gas, caused by the impact of surrounding molecules. - motion⇄expr. go through the motions, to do something only from habit or as a ritual or formality.
Ex. The Republicans don't really hope or want to take over New York's City Hall, but ... they just go through the motions every four years (New York Times). - motion⇄expr. in motion, moving; going.
Ex. to set the wheels of industry in motion. The price increases ... set in motion demands for further wage increases (John Kenneth Galbraith). - motion⇄expr. motions, movements; actions; activities.
Ex. Mr. Glossin was well aware that such a hint was of power sufficient to decide the motions of his ... colleague (Scott). - motion⇄motion, noun, verb.
- motion⇄noun 1. change of position or place; movement; moving. Anything is in motion which is not at rest.
Ex. a sudden motion. Can you feel the motion of the ship? Avoid unnecessary motion of your hand while you are writing.
2. a formal suggestion - motion⇄v.i. to make a movement, such as one of the hand or head, to show one's meaning.
Ex. He motioned to show us the way.
(SYN) gesticulate. - motion⇄v.t. to show (a person) what to do by such a motion.
Ex. He motioned me out.