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movables

/ˈmuː.və.bəlz/

/ˈmoʊ.və.bəlz/

movablesnoun

movables

/ˈmuː.və.bəlz/

/ˈmoʊ.və.bəlz/

Traductions

meublesAu sens juridique : biens meubles, par opposition aux immeubles.

The auction included various movables such as furniture, paintings, and jewelry.

La vente aux enchères comprenait divers meubles, comme des meubles, des tableaux et des bijoux.

Définitions

Items of personal property that can be moved from one location to another, as opposed to real estate or immovable property.

The auction included various movables such as furniture, paintings, and jewelry.

Synonymes

personal property

movableadjective

Définitions

Capable of being moved or adjusted from one place to another.

The table is equipped with movable legs, making it easy to transport.

Not fixed or stationary; able to change position or location.

The museum exhibit features a movable display that can be rearranged for different events.

Of a feast, holiday, or date: occurring on varying calendar dates rather than on a fixed day each year.

Easter is a movable feast that can fall in March or April.

movablenoun

movables

/ˈmuːvəbl̩/

/ˈmuvəbəl/

Traductions

meubleDroit et patrimoine; au pluriel, « meubles » désigne les biens meubles.

The auction featured a variety of movables, including antique chairs and tables.

La vente aux enchères présentait divers meubles, notamment des chaises et des tables anciennes.

Définitions

An item of property that can be moved from one location to another, especially a piece of furniture or equipment.

The auction featured a variety of movables, including antique chairs and tables.

Personal property as distinguished from real estate; movable property.

The lawyer advised her to list all movables separately from the house in the will.

Synonymes

personal property