How do you use "Have a motion" in a sentence?

Have you had a motion today? Regular motions are healthy. I need to have a motion.

Have a motion

Q: What does "Have a motion" mean?

Old-fashioned British term for defecating. 'Have a motion' is an old-fashioned, somewhat formal British way to refer to defecation. 'Motion' = bowel motion/movement. Medical-adjacent language.

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Significado: Old-fashioned British term for defecating.

英国老式用语，指排便。

Término británico anticuado para defecar.

排便を指す古風なイギリスの表現。

배변을 뜻하는 구식 영국 표현.

'Have a motion' is an old-fashioned, somewhat formal British way to refer to defecation. 'Motion' = bowel motion/movement. Medical-adjacent language.

'Have a motion'是一种老式的、略显正式的英国说法，指排便。'Motion'= 肠道运动/排便。接近医学用语。

'Have a motion' es una forma anticuada y algo formal británica de referirse a la defecación. 'Motion' = movimiento intestinal. Lenguaje cercano al médico.

「Have a motion」は排便を指す古風でやや正式なイギリスの言い方。「Motion」＝排便。医学に近い表現。

'Have a motion'은 배변을 가리키는 다소 격식적이고 구식인 영국식 표현입니다. 'Motion'은 bowel motion/movement(장 운동)를 의미하며, 의학 용어에 가까운 표현입니다.

Ejemplos

Have you had a motion today?
您今天排便了吗？
¿Ha tenido deposición hoy?
今日は排便がありましたか？
오늘 배변이 있으셨나요?
Regular motions are healthy.
规律排便是健康的
Las deposiciones regulares son saludables
規則的な排便は健康的です
규칙적인 배변은 건강에 좋습니다.
I need to have a motion.
我需要排便
Necesito hacer deposición
排便しなければ
배변을 해야겠어.

Pronunciación

/hæv ə ˈməʊʃn/

Guía de uso

Contexto: old-fashioned, medical

Tono: formal, old-fashioned

✓ Correcto

Old-fashioned British
老式英国用语
británico anticuado
古風なイギリスの表現
구식 영국 표현

✗ Incorrecto

Sounds very dated
听起来非常过时
Suena muy anticuado
とても古臭く聞こえる
매우 구식으로 들림

Errores comunes

Very old-fashioned

Origen e historia

Old-fashioned British/medical term. 'Motion' being short for 'bowel motion.' Formal and dated.

Etimología: Short for bowel motion

Primera vez registrado: 19th century

Contexto cultural

Era: 19th century

Generation: Older generations

Social background: Middle/upper class

Pop culture: Period dramas

Regional notes: British. Old-fashioned.

Variaciones

Have a motionMotionMotions

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