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immovable

UK
/ɪˈmuː.və.bəl/
US
/ɪˈmuː.və.bəl/

Translations

immovableadjective
more immovable
Comp.
most immovable
Super.
UK
/ɪˈmuː.və.bəl/
US
/ɪˈmuː.və.bəl/
inamovibleQui ne peut pas être déplacé.
The statue was so heavy and immovable that it required special equipment to transport.
La statue était si lourde et inamovible qu’il a fallu un équipement spécial pour la transporter.
immobileQui ne bouge pas, parfaitement immobile.
The lizard remained immovable on the sun-warmed rock, waiting for its prey.
Le lézard est resté immobile sur le rocher chauffé par le soleil, attendant sa proie.
inébranlableQui ne cède pas à l’argumentation ou à la persuasion.
Despite the team's efforts to convince her, she remained immovable in her decision.
Malgré les efforts de l’équipe pour la convaincre, elle est restée inébranlable dans sa décision.
Synonyms
fixed
unmovable
stationary
inflexible
rigid
unshakeable
stubborn
unyielding
Antonyms
movable
mobile
immovablenoun
immovables
pl
UK
/ɪˈmuːvəbl̩/
US
/ɪˈmuvəbəl/
immeubleDroit; bien qui ne peut pas être déplacé, notamment un bien-fonds ou un bâtiment.
The old mansion was considered an immovable, making it a significant part of the town's heritage.
L’ancienne demeure était considérée comme un immeuble, ce qui en faisait une partie importante du patrimoine de la ville.
Synonyms
fixture
fixed asset
real property
realty
estate
land
property
immovable property
immovablesnoun

immovable

immovables
pl
UK
/ɪˈmuː.və.bəlz/
US
/ɪˈmuː.və.bəlz/
immeublesDroit, immobilier.
The real estate agent specialized in the sale of immovables, including several historic properties in the city.
L’agent immobilier était spécialisé dans la vente d’immeubles, notamment plusieurs biens historiques de la ville.
Additional translations
biens immeublesForme plus soutenue et juridique.
Synonyms
real estate
property
land
assets
holdings

Definitions

immovableadjective
Incapable of being moved or changed; fixed or stationary.
The statue was so heavy and immovable that it required special equipment to transport.
Not yielding to argument or persuasion; unyielding or resolute.
Despite the team's efforts to convince her, she remained immovable in her decision.
Not moving; perfectly still or motionless.
The lizard remained immovable on the sun-warmed rock, waiting for its prey.
immovablenoun
An object or property that cannot be moved from its place, often referring to real estate or land.
The old mansion was considered an immovable, making it a significant part of the town's heritage.
immovablesnoun
Properties or assets that cannot be moved, such as land and buildings.
The real estate agent specialized in the sale of immovables, including several historic properties in the city.
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