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111moviegoer — mov•ie•go•er [[t]ˈmu viˌgoʊ ər[/t]] n. sbz a person who goes to see motion pictures frequently • Etymology: 1920–25 mov′ie•go ing, adj …
112moviemaker — mov•ie•mak•er [[t]ˈmu viˌmeɪ kər[/t]] n. filmmaker mov′ie•mak ing, n …
113moving — mov•ing [[t]ˈmu vɪŋ[/t]] adj. 1) capable of or having movement 2) causing or producing motion 3) involved in changing the location of possessions, a residence, office, etc 4) involving a motor vehicle in motion 5) actuating, instigating, or… …
114Public Safety Officer Medal of Valor — La Public Safety Officer Medal of Valor est la plus haute décoration pour la bravoure offerte à des non militaires aux États Unis. Elle est comparable en importance à la décoration militaire Medal of Honor. La médaille a été créée le 30 mai 2001 …
115movable kidney — mov·able kidney mü və bəl n NEPHROPTOSIS * * * nephroptosis …
116mover — mov·er (m vґər) something that moves …
117movable — mov|a|ble1 moveable [ˈmu:vəbəl] adj able to be moved and not fixed in one place or position ▪ a teddy bear with movable arms and legs movable 2 movable2 moveable n [C usually plural] law a personal possession such as a piece of furniture …
118mover — mov|er [ˈmu:və US ər] n 1.) mover and shaker informal an important person who has power and influence over what happens in a situation ▪ He s one of the movers and shakers in Florida politics. 2.) someone or something that moves in a particular… …
119movie — mov|ie W2S2 [ˈmu:vi] n especially AmE 1.) a film made to be shown at the cinema or on television ▪ Do you want to see a movie tonight? ▪ Maybe we ll go to a movie . ▪ It was like one of those old John Wayne movies. ▪ She starred with Humphrey… …
120moviegoer — mov|ie|go|er [ˈmu:viˌgəuə US ˌgouər] n especially AmE someone who goes to see films at the cinema, especially regularly British Equivalent: cinemagoer …
