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| I wonder what is the difference between these words, please. is "motion" a continuous movement in one direction? can I say "I saw the scene in slow 'movement' " instead of "slow motion"? thanks. jc |
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| I suppose technically you could, but the collocation is "slow motion". In my mind, a movement is an action and motion is a continuing action. |
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