English to Belarusian Meaning of movable - рухомую

Movable :

рухомую

adjective

рухомую, мабільны, часовы, імправізаваны, мінучы, прамежкавы, перасоўванне, рухомы, лакаматыў, гнуткі, парывісты, ртуць, святло, падказка, хуткі, спрытны, жывы, пільны, ртутны, прадпрымальны, актыўны, эфектыўны, гудзіць, аператыўны, рэактыўны, пайсці, праходжанне, падарожжа, пераменная, зменлівы, няўстойлівы, лятучы, неспакойны

Movable :: рухомуюMovables :: рухомасцьUnmovable :: неперемещаемым

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Definitions of movable in English

Noun(1) personal as opposed to real property; any tangible movable property (furniture or domestic animals or a car etc
Adjective(1) (of personal property as opposed to real estate, especially carried by hand(2) capable of being moved or conveyed from one place to another

Examples of movable in English

(1) In the first, a movable die travels horizontally towards a similar stationary die.(2) There are three kinds of freely movable joints that play a big part in voluntary movement.(3) Three years after its inception, Namibia Wildlife Resorts is still in the process of having the resorts and other movable assets transferred so that they can be under its ownership.(4) Wind instruments are tuned by adjustment to the length of tubing, using the tuning-slide on a brass instrument, the staple of the reed on an oboe, or the movable top joint of a flute, etc.(5) The search for solutions to this problem led to the development of mobile computers mounted on mobile or movable facilities.(6) If the deceased is survived by a spouse, the descendants are entitled to claim legal rights over, and share between them, a third of the deceased's movable property.(7) Once orbiting the Earth the crew delicately manoeuvred a 100 ft movable crane tipped with lasers and a camera to inspect the wings and nose for damage.(8) The first mechanical element is movable relative to the casing, between an engaged position and a disengaged position.(9) The cost of a move in a building with a raised floor and movable partitions would be closer to $166 than to $3,640.(10) Our Lady of Sorrows: known as "sorrowful" or "painful" Friday, the day is movable in that it occurs on the Friday before Palm Sunday.(11) The synovial joints are the most freely movable joints.(12) Lightweight is the basic reason for using aluminum in all types of transportation equipment, as well as in moving and movable parts in general.(13) Since the feast is movable , the changes are often made to avoid Easter week conflicts.(14) Padlocks provide portable security for movable items such as bikes and boats and in locations such as lockers and outdoor sheds.(15) The inheritance of land is often separated from that of movable property.(16) The outer casing is movably mounted to the inner casing.

Related Phrases of movable

(1) movable type ::

рухомы тып

(2) movable property ::

рухомую маёмасць

Related Phrases of movable

(1) movable type ::

рухомы тып

(2) movable property ::

рухомую маёмасць

Synonyms

Adjective

1. portable ::

партатыўны

4. mobile ::

мабільны

Noun

5. chattel ::

рухомасць

Antonyms

1. immobile ::

нерухомы

2. immovable ::

нерухомы

3. irremovable ::

неадольны

Different Forms

movable, movables, unmovable

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