英语词汇“mobilising”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

mobile¹ /mōˈbīl, -bēl or -bil/

adjective

Movable

Able to move about

Easily or speedily moved

Not fixed

Changing rapidly

(of a liquid) characterized by great fluidity

noun

(with great, principal, etc) translations of primum mobile (obsolete)

A moving or movable body or part

An artistic structure, orig consisting of dangling forms, now sometimes having a base, in which movement is caused by air currents

Short for mobile phone, police, library, etc

combining form

Denoting a vehicle specially designed for transporting a specific object or person, as in Popemobile, etc

ORIGIN: Fr, from L mōbilis, from movēre to move

mobility /mō-bilˈi-ti/ noun

Quality or power of being mobile

Freedom or ease of movement

Description of the drift of ions (including electrons and holes in semiconductors) under applied electric fields, additional to thermal agitation (electronics)

The mob (slang)

mōˈbilizable or mōˈbilisable adjective

mōbilization or mōbilisation /mō- or mo-bil-i-zāˈshən or -ī-/ noun

The act or action of mobilizing

A form of manipulation that includes traction of tissues and rotation of joints

mōˈbilize or mōˈbilise transitive verb

To make movable, mobile, or readily available
To put in readiness for service in war
To call (eg troops) into active service

intransitive verb

To make armed forces ready for war
To undergo mobilization

moˈbilizer or moˈbiliser noun

mobile home noun

A caravan or other mobile structure with sleeping, cooking, etc facilities

mobile phone noun

A portable telephone operating by means of a cellular radio system

mobile police noun

Police patrolling in vehicles

mobile shop, library, etc noun

A shop, library, etc set up in a motor vehicle and driven to customers' homes or neighbourhoods

mobility allowance noun

Money paid by the government to disabled people to compensate for their travel costs

upwardly mobile see under up

mobile1 /mōˈbīl, -bēl or -bil/

mobile¹ /mōˈbīl, -bēl or -bil/