mobile

UK
/ˈməʊ.baɪl/
US
/ˈmoʊ.bəl/

Translations

mobilenoun
mobiles
pl
UK
/ˈməʊ.baɪl/
US
/ˈmoʊ.bəl/
mobileObjet décoratif suspendu.
The baby watched the mobile spinning gently above the crib.
Le bébé regardait le mobile tourner doucement au-dessus du berceau.
portableTéléphonie; forme courante en français européen.
He left his mobile on the kitchen table.
Il a laissé son portable sur la table de la cuisine.
Additional translations
mobileTéléphonie; emploi possible mais moins courant que « portable ».
Synonyms
mobileadjective
more mobile
Comp.
most mobile
Super.
UK
/ˈməʊ.baɪl/
US
/ˈmoʊ.bəl/
She needs a mobile lifestyle because her job requires frequent travel.
Elle a besoin d'un mode de vie mobile, car son travail exige de fréquents déplacements.
The mobile equipment can be moved to another site in a few hours.
L'équipement mobile peut être déplacé vers un autre site en quelques heures.
mobileTélécommunications.
Mobile internet access is now available in most cities.
L'accès à Internet mobile est désormais disponible dans la plupart des villes.
Additional translations
cellulaireEmploi surtout courant en français canadien; télécommunications.

Definitions

mobilenoun
A decorative structure that is suspended in the air and moves freely, often used as a hanging ornament.
The baby was fascinated by the colorful mobile hanging above the crib.
A type of phone that is portable and can be used in different locations, also known as a cell phone.
She forgot her mobile at home and felt disconnected all day.
mobileadjective
Capable of moving or being moved easily.
The mobile phone tower was designed to be mobile, allowing it to be relocated as needed.
Adaptable or changeable in nature or form.
The mobile workforce can quickly adjust to new projects and environments.
Relating to mobile phones or cellular telecommunications.
Mobile internet usage has surpassed desktop browsing in many countries.