英语词汇“mass movement”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

mass movement n. (a) a large body of people engaged in the pursuit of a particular (esp. political) aim; the activities of such a body; a social trend or impulse common to a large number of people; (b) a migration or displacement of a large number of people or animals.

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society > society and the community > customs, values, and civilization > [noun] > tendency, trend, or belief of the masses

mass movement1854

1854 in G. D. H. Cole & A. W. Filson Brit. Working Class Movements (1967) 419 The funds collected shall be applied as follows:—a. To support all towns and places..that recognize the Mass Movement now, or may hereafter do so.

1897 Amer. Jrnl. Sociol. 3 344 They are cultivating mass sympathies and drilling themselves in mass movements.

1927 D. H. Lawrence Let. 11 July (1932) 684 They [sc. the Germans] are capable of mass-movement.

1935 Discovery Oct. 292/1 Occasional mass-movements, like those of the lemmings of Scandinavia.

1967 H. Arendt Origins Totalitarianism (new ed.) x. 313 The decisive differences between nineteenth-century mob organizations and twentieth-century mass movements are difficult to perceive.

1986 N. DeLange Judaism i. 16 This period saw the greatest mass movement of population that the Jewish world has ever known.

单词	mass movement
释义	> as lemmas mass movement mass movement n. (a) a large body of people engaged in the pursuit of a particular (esp. political) aim; the activities of such a body; a social trend or impulse common to a large number of people; (b) a migration or displacement of a large number of people or animals. ΘΚΠ society > society and the community > customs, values, and civilization > [noun] > tendency, trend, or belief of the masses mass movement1854 1854 in G. D. H. Cole & A. W. Filson Brit. Working Class Movements (1967) 419 The funds collected shall be applied as follows:—a. To support all towns and places..that recognize the Mass Movement now, or may hereafter do so. 1897 Amer. Jrnl. Sociol. 3 344 They are cultivating mass sympathies and drilling themselves in mass movements. 1927 D. H. Lawrence Let. 11 July (1932) 684 They [sc. the Germans] are capable of mass-movement. 1935 Discovery Oct. 292/1 Occasional mass-movements, like those of the lemmings of Scandinavia. 1967 H. Arendt Origins Totalitarianism (new ed.) x. 313 The decisive differences between nineteenth-century mob organizations and twentieth-century mass movements are difficult to perceive. 1986 N. DeLange Judaism i. 16 This period saw the greatest mass movement of population that the Jewish world has ever known. extracted from massn.² < as lemmas
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