mobile
/ˈmoʊbəl/
noun
- A mobile phone.
- She bought a new mobile with a better camera.
- Can I borrow your mobile to make a quick call?
- He forgot his mobile at home and felt lost all day.
- A decorative hanging structure made of objects that move in the air.
- The artist created a kinetic mobile from metal and glass.
- The baby's room has a colorful mobile of stars and moons above the crib.
- A gentle breeze made the mobile spin slowly.
adjective
- Able to move or be moved easily from place to place.
- She keeps her mobile phone in her pocket so she can reach it quickly.
- The elderly man uses a mobile scooter to get around the neighborhood.
- The hospital has a mobile X-ray machine that can be brought to a patient's room.
- Relating to a mobile phone or mobile network.
- The mobile signal is weak in this rural area.
- She sent a text message from her mobile device.
- I need to top up my mobile data plan before the end of the month.
- Able to change or adapt easily; not fixed.
- The company has a mobile workforce that can work from anywhere.
- The political situation is highly mobile, with alliances shifting daily.
- Her facial expressions are very mobile, showing every emotion clearly.
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