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motile

/ˈməʊtaɪl/

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noun

Una persona cuya imaginería mental predominante toma la forma de sentimientos internos de acción, como la pronunciación incipiente de palabras, las innervaciones musculares, etc.

A person whose prevailing mental imagery takes the form of inner feelings of action, such as incipient pronunciation of words, muscular innervations, etc.

Examples :

"While listening to the lecture, the motile found themselves subtly mouthing the words the professor spoke, as if physically rehearsing the information to better understand it. "

Mientras escuchaban la conferencia, los motiles se encontraron sutilmente pronunciando las palabras que el profesor decía, como si estuvieran ensayando físicamente la información para entenderla mejor.

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adjective

Móvil, con capacidad de moverse espontáneamente

Having the power to move spontaneously.

Examples :

"The bacteria were motile and swam across the microscope slide. "

Las bacterias eran móviles y nadaban por el portaobjetos del microscopio.

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adjective

Motriz, que produce movimiento

Producing motion.

Examples :

"motile powers"

Poderes motrices

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adjective

Motriz, relativo a las sensaciones de movimiento corporal

Of or relating to those mental images that arise from the sensations of bodily movement and position.

Examples :

"The dancer's motile imagery was strong; she could vividly picture herself leaping across the stage. "

La imaginería motriz de la bailarina era fuerte; podía imaginarse vívidamente saltando por el escenario.

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