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Meanings of movable property in English
Russian
движимая вещь Spanish
bien mueble Synonyms
Examples for "movable"
Examples for "movable"
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.
1
Women are domestic chattels relegated to the house and to the farm.
2
Joseph was also one of the chattels belonging to the Misses Portlock.
3
Each slave holder was to look upon his chattels as natural slaves.
4
But Rose did not pack me up with my goods and chattels.
5
Of his other goods and chattels he took a few special favourites.
1
I'm no different from any of his other chattel? Her voice rose.
2
Old caste systems and chattel slavery have gone down before this ideal.
3
Julia and I were chattel to bind chosen men to his side.
4
But he had learnt that Adela was by no means his chattel.
5
In your society, women are chattel, to be owned, bought, and sold.
1
Jurisdiction extends in most states over both personal property and real estate.
2
He has not proposed to confiscate the personal property of the Jews.
3
Renting out personal property to tourists is also fraught with legal dangers.
4
She's used to guardians caring more for their personal property than her.
5
Debts are paid out of the personal property, if there be enough.
Usage of movable property in English
1
Every article of movable property was taken by the troops; he was utterly ruined.
2
Personal property is movable property, such as furniture, money, etc.
3
They had a custom then of burying with their dead all their movable property.
4
When movable property is found in stores that are closed?
5
Thorgrim took the movable property and Thorgeir the lands.
6
During the summer they had carried most of their movable property to a well-built fortress.
7
The inhabitants had fled, as well as the military, carrying off all their movable property.
8
But he was a man of the best understanding in Norway, and also excessively wealthy in movable property.
9
All the movable property of the citizens was safe in the interior: and they were all safe in person.
10
He had the houses, lands, goods, ships, and movable property of those I served; he had not their moneys.
11
This dissolute mistress and her slaves, with all valuable movable property, were compelled to flee before Sherman's victorious arms.
12
Those who were registered were organized into trains, with the little movable property they possessed, and dispatched towards Fort Bridger.
13
Sismondi estimates that the wealth in specie and movable property before the capture was not less than twenty-four million pounds sterling.
14
Other direct taxes were levied on persons and movable property, and all were regulated on a scale of almost intolerable severity.
15
The movable property in the house belongs to the individuals who have made, purchased, or in any other lawful way acquired it.
16
The whole establishment at Quebec, with all the movable property belonging to it, was to be surrendered into the hands of the English.
This collocation consists of:
Translations for movable property
Spanish
Movable property through the time
Movable property across language varieties
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