To keep momentum
Example: They keep momentum over time
Definition
"To keep momentum" means to maintain the continuous progress or driving force behind an action or process, ensuring that energy, motivation, or movement does not diminish over time, thereby sustaining effectiveness and forward motion.
Translations
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mantener el impulso -
de vaart behouden -
mantenir l'impuls -
maintenir l'élan -
das Momentum beibehalten
Etymology
The phrase "to keep momentum" combines the verb "keep," meaning to retain or hold, with "momentum," a term borrowed from Latin 'momentum,' originally meaning 'movement' or 'motion.' In physics, momentum refers to the quantity of motion an object has, and metaphorically, it has come to signify sustaining progress or energy in various contexts.
