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1 moving
adjective1) beweglichfrom a moving car — [fallen, werfen, schießen] aus einem fahrenden Auto
2) (affecting) ergreifend; bewegend* * ** * *mov·ing[ˈmu:vɪŋ]I hate \moving ich hasse es, umzuziehen\moving expenses Umzugskosten pl\moving day Umzugstag mIII. adj\moving parts bewegliche Teile\moving stairs Rolltreppe fthe \moving drive der Antriebthe \moving force die treibende Kraft3. (causing emotion) bewegend, ergreifend* * *['muːvɪŋ]adj1) (= that moves) beweglich2) (= causing emotion) ergreifend; tribute rührend3) (TECH: motive) Antriebs-the moving spirit or force (fig) — die treibende Kraft (behind sth hinter etw dat )
4)(= of removal)
moving costs/expenses — Umzugskosten pl* * *moving [ˈmuːvıŋ] adj (adv movingly)1. beweglich, sich bewegend:the moving parts die beweglichen Teile (einer Maschine etc);moving traffic fließender Verkehr;fall from a moving train aus einem fahrenden Zug2. beweglich, bewegend:3. figa) rührend, bewegend, ergreifendb) eindringlich, packend* * *adjective1) beweglichfrom a moving car — [fallen, werfen, schießen] aus einem fahrenden Auto
2) (affecting) ergreifend; bewegend* * *adj.bewegend adj.beweglich adj. n.Verlegung (nach) f. -
2 motive
1. nounMotiv, das; Beweggrund, derthe motive for the crime — das Tatmotiv
2. adjectivedo something from motives of kindness — etwas aus Freundlichkeit tun
(moving to action) treibend [Geist, Kraft]; (productive of motion) Antriebs-* * *['məutiv](something that makes a person choose to act in a particular way; a reason: What was his motive for murdering the old lady?) das Motiv- academic.ru/48180/motivate">motivate- motivation* * *mo·tive[ˈməʊtɪv, AM ˈmoʊt̬ɪv]the police still haven't a \motive for the attack der Polizei fehlt immer noch ein Motiv für den Überfallwhat is the \motive behind the bombing? was steckt hinter dem Bombenangriff?the profit \motive der Profitgedanke, das Profitdenkenulterior \motive tieferer Beweggrund, Hintergedanke m\motive power bewegende Kraft, Triebkraft f* * *['məʊtɪv]1. nwith the purest of motives — mit den besten Absichten
2)See:= motif2. adjmotive power/force — Antriebs- or Triebkraft f
* * *motive [ˈməʊtıv]A sfor zu)B adj treibend (auch fig):C v/t meist passiv der Beweggrund sein von (oder gen), veranlassen, bestimmen:an act motived by hatred eine von Hass bestimmte Tat* * *1. nounMotiv, das; Beweggrund, der2. adjective(moving to action) treibend [Geist, Kraft]; (productive of motion) Antriebs-* * *n.Beweggrund m.Motiv -e n.Ursache -n f.Veranlassung f.
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