Aumentar poco a poco en velocidad, fuerza o apoyo.
To gradually increase in speed, force, or support.
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El proyecto empezó a tomar impulso la semana pasada. — The project began to gather momentum last week.
¿Puede la campaña coger fuerza antes del plazo? — Can the campaign gather momentum before the deadline?
Tenemos que dar impulso a esta iniciativa rápidamente. — We need to gather momentum for this initiative quickly.
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