mobile in Japanese
mobile in Japanese is 可動, モビール — mobile means able to move or be moved easily, rather than staying fixed in one place.
mobile in Japanese
可動
Pronounced: kadō
(biology) Capable of being moved, aroused, or excited; capable of spontaneous movement.
モビール
Pronounced: mobīru
(sculpture) A kinetic sculpture or decorative arrangement made of items hanging so that they can move independently from each other.
What does "mobile" mean?
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adj Able to move or be moved easily, rather than staying fixed in one place.
"A mobile library visits our village every week with books for everyone."
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adj Relating to mobile phones or portable devices.
"Make sure the website works well on mobile devices as well as laptops."
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noun A mobile phone (chiefly British English).
"Can you ring me on my mobile when the train arrives?"
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mobile in a sentence
- A mobile library visits our village every week with books for everyone.
- After surgery, he was slowly able to become mobile again.
- Make sure the website works well on mobile devices as well as laptops.
- She downloaded a mobile app to track her daily walks.
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What is "mobile" in Japanese?
"mobile" in Japanese is 可動, モビール. mobile means: Able to move or be moved easily, rather than staying fixed in one place.
How do you pronounce 可動?
"mobile" in Japanese is 可動, pronounced "kadō".
How do you use "mobile" in a sentence?
Example: "A mobile library visits our village every week with books for everyone." In Japanese, "mobile" is 可動, モビール.
Are there other ways to say "mobile" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "mobile": 可動, モビール.
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