English to German Meaning of mobile - Handy, Mobiltelefon

Mobile :

Handy, Mobiltelefon

adjective

Handy, Mobiltelefon, ziehen um, beweglich, Lokomotive, Reise, gehen, Kreislauf-, flackernd, rege, unruhig, zappelig, beunruhigt, instabil, hektisch, Flüssigkeit, geflutet, unter Wasser

Mobile :: MobileMobiles :: Handys

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Definitions of mobile in English

Noun(1) a river in southwestern Alabama; flows into Mobile Bay(2) a port in southwestern Alabama on Mobile Bay(3) sculpture suspended in midair whose delicately balanced parts can be set in motion by air currents
Adjective(1) migratory(2) moving or capable of moving readily (especially from place to place(3) having transportation available(4) capable of changing quickly from one state or condition to another(5) affording change (especially in social status

Examples of mobile in English

(1) His face is mobile and pensive, reflecting a deeper register of emotion than his acting peers in Miami and Las Vegas.(2) In economic terms this is the creation of a socially mobile class.(3) If necessary, they are to be reinforced with mobile units redeployed from other areas.(4) Small and slight, beneath a few grey hairs she has a gamine, mobile face.(5) By using large, easily mobile poultry sheds he allows his birds to benefit from clean, fresh ground each day around the farm's 100 acres of fields and woodlands.(6) As I understand it they are mobile and can easily be transferred if the need arises.(7) The prevalent attitude was ├ö├ç├┐we work hard and play hard,├ö├ç├û which is also dominant in many mobile units today.(8) The need for a mobile library has been felt in the residential areas after the District Library Authority suspended its mobile service for various reasons some time back.(9) She has expressively mobile features and switches from youthful hope to aged eccentricity with admirable economy.(10) His exhibit of a human skull captivates the viewer with its tranquil, yet mobile , expression.(11) She is an endless delight, with her humorous, homely, mobile face; she's terrific at mugging and double takes.(12) A world in which there were milkmen, and bread delivery men, and mobile shops, and a tight knit community.(13) The mobile library service dates back to the age of horse and cart, but expanded rapidly with the closure of many smaller rural branches.(14) Shareholders also questioned investments in mobile players in developing countries.(15) The mobile service is designed to bring the marriage bureau to the doorstep of the customer.(16) Then leaps back into action like an Italian, talking with hands and very, very mobile face.

Related Phrases of mobile

(1) mobile phone ::

Mobiltelefon

(2) mobile home ::

Wohnwagen

(3) mobile telephone ::

Handy

(4) mobile device ::

Mobilgerät

(5) mobile computing ::

Mobile Computing

(6) mobile phase ::

Mobile Phase

(7) upwardly mobile ::

aufstiegs

(8) mobile shop ::

Handy Shop

(9) mobile application ::

mobile Applikation

Related Phrases of mobile

(1) mobile phone ::

Mobiltelefon

(2) mobile home ::

Wohnwagen

(3) mobile telephone ::

Handy

(4) mobile device ::

Mobilgerät

(5) mobile computing ::

Mobile Computing

(6) mobile phase ::

Mobile Phase

(7) upwardly mobile ::

aufstiegs

(8) mobile shop ::

Handy Shop

(9) mobile application ::

mobile Applikation

Synonyms

Adjective

2. traveling ::

Reise

3. adaptable ::

anpassungsfähig

4. roving ::

Roving

5. fluid ::

Flüssigkeit

Antonyms

1. immobile ::

unbeweglich

2. immovable ::

unbeweglich

3. irremovable ::

irremovable

Different Forms

mobile, mobiles

Word Example from TV Shows

work-out on the MOBILE bench.

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 10

$Send me the information to my mobile.\NAs soon as I can I’ll head there.$

Send me the information to my MOBILE.
As soon as I can I’ll head there.

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 13

Hand in your MOBILE phones now!

Money Heist Season 3, Episode 3

$That woman had a mobile phone\Nbetween her legs.$

That woman had a MOBILE phone
between her legs.

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 6

$-We're starting to triangulate the signal.\N-Like a mobile phone?$

-We're starting to triangulate the signal.
-Like a MOBILE phone?

Money Heist Season 3, Episode 5

Examples of mobile from TV Shows