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Meanings of movable in English
Catalan
mobiliari Personal as opposed to real property; any tangible movable property (furniture or domestic animals or a car etc)
Capable of being moved or conveyed from one place to another.
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Usage of movable in English
1
He accompanied the army in person, having movable headquarters in the field.
2
The Boom is the movable spar at the bottom of the sail.
3
This apparatus consists of two principal parts-onefixed and the other movable.
4
The original Morse transmitter had consisted of a porte-rule and movable type.
5
A movable bridge towed a bright orange boom to contain the oil.
6
But to our strength, even the hugest of the rocks was movable.
7
Where the movable screen is used, the floor should be oiled wood.
8
I've an idea in my head to make it a movable hotel.
9
The screw, upon which the movable almanac turned, was constantly getting loose.
10
The Rock of Ages was neither more movable nor calmer than she.
11
TRIDACTYLE.-Three-fingered ,orcomposed of three movable parts attached to a common base.
12
It is really a slungcot, with a movable canvas roof to it.
13
On the mantelpiece burned a movable electric table-lamp ,withtwin branched lights.
14
Printing from movable types would have been impossible under such a system.
15
This cage was not a movable one, and had a cavity underneath.
16
The porcine phantom was immobilized in a plastic container with movable dividers.
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Movable across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common