momentum
n. [物]动量; 势头; 动力; 要素,契机
If a process or movement gains momentum, it keeps developing or happening more quickly and keeps becoming less likely to stop.
This campaign is really gaining momentum...
该运动的势头越来越猛。
They are each anxious to maintain the momentum of the search for a solution.
他们每个人都迫切希望能一直劲头十足地去寻求解决方案。
In physics, momentum is the mass of a moving object multiplied by its speed in a particular direction.
1. an impelling force or strength;
2. the product of a body's mass and its velocity;
Mr Obama's fundraising prowess gives him momentum.
奥巴马非凡的资金募集表现给了他力量.
Gongce after entering the game, the number of online showing a continuous surge of momentum.
在游戏进入公测后, 在线人数呈现出不断飙升的态势.
Radar, light, and other electromagnetic waves transfer momentum and energy through space.
雷达 、 光和其它形式的电磁波将其动量和能量通过空间输送出去.
Online sales will continue to gain momentum as the economic depression period continues.
“由于经济衰退持续,网上销售将继续获得动力”.
It thus does not lose momentum, and leaves the solar system rapidly.
因此它不会失去动力, 并会迅速地离开太阳系.