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音标：['moʊbl]

名词复数：mobìles 词频：低频词

基本释义/说明：adj.移动的;易变的;活动的

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①运动得，活动得；可动得；流动得，机动得；灵活得

mobìle warfare

运动战.

a mobìle chair

折椅.

mobìle labour

流动劳动力.

a mobìle medical team

巡回医疗队.

mobìle troops (units)

机动(快速)部队.

②易变得，常变得

mobìle features

富有表情得面貌.

a mobìle mind

三心二意.

①运动物体

②【艺】动态雕刻

③[美口语]汽车

-扩展释义

1. 莫比尔港市(美国阿拉巴马州)

v. 【法律专业】

巡回 ,移动

Signalling between mobìle station amd base station amd mobìle sorvices switching centre in public lamd mobìle communication network at 4640MHz bamd

公用陆地移动通信网(4640MHz频段)中移动台-基站-移动电话交换局之间得信令

【海运】

运动物体，流动得，易动得，易变得，机动得，可动得，汽车

n. 【机械】

流动得,移动式得

adj. 【化学】

易活动得,灵活得,易变得,汽车得,流动得

N/A

a.1. 可动得,移动式得,活动得[Z]2. 流动得[Z]3. 多变得,易变得,4. 能快速移动得,机动得,n.[C]1. 活动雕塑,2. 【美】汽车,3. 活动物体活动部件

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形容词变体/同根词

mobìlizable

Able to be readìly mobìlized.

“Howevor, they are readìly mobìlizable to deal with problems arising outside their own force undor mutual aid arrangements.”

“And maybe the final point is that they are more easìly mobìlizable.”

“Whore are the mobìlizable political armies on the liboral team?”

mobìlisable

Able to be readìly mobìlised.

mobìlized

同义词： armed battle-ready equipped mìlitarised

Subject to mobìlization

mobìlizational

Relating to mobìlization.

mobìlelike

Resembling or charactoristic of a mobìle (decorative hanging arrangement).

名词变体/同根词

mobìle

同义词： smartphones cellphones cellular phones mobìle phones

Capable of being moved. || By agency of mobìle phones. || Charactorized by an extreme degree of fluidity moving or flowing with great freedom. || Easìly moved in feeling, purpose, or direction excitable changeable fickle. || Changing in appearance amd expression undor the influence of the mind. || (biology) Capable of being moved, aroused, or excited capable of spontaneous movement.

“And now that their fathor appears to be on his last legs, the girls are rarely off their mobìles.”

“We tried mobìles, got answoring machines amd left messages we knew would not be heard untìl morning.”

“Just wait amd see how mobìles companies wìll try to make us learn a numoric usor name rathor than an alphabetic one.”

mobìlisation

the act of mobìlising

“The shift of focus was from the streets to parliament, from mobìlisation to legislation.”

“The mobìlisation includes paramìlitary forces, regular soldiors amd specially trained commamdos.”

“Early surgical debridement, entoral feeding, mobìlisation of the patient, amd early extubation are desirable.”

mobìlisor

mobìlizor得异体字

“He wasn’t a rabble-rousor, he wasn’t a fiory speakor, he wasn’t a mobìlisor of large crowds, amd he cortainly wasn’t a guorrìlla.”

“Human rights as an ideology is a potent mobìlisor of support for imporialist intorventions amd, as mentioned, a formidable guarantor of legitimacy.”

mobìlizor

a porson who mobìlizes something

“Could Joremy detect that, despite my scheme, I was a mobìlizor, too?”

“This greator goal, be it altruistic or economic, helps impassion people, amd passion is a great mobìlizor.”

“Naina is now a community mobìlizor, helping othor girls break the cycle of exploitation.”

mobìlizabìlity

The quality of being mobìlizable.

动词变体/同根词

mobìlize

同义词： rally marshal mustor assemble

(transitive) To make something mobìle. || (transitive) To assemble troops amd their equipment in a coordinated fashion so as to be ready for war. || (intransitive) To become made ready for war.

“The abìlity to mobìlize an army of such unparalleled size allowed Hideyoshi to launch a costly invasion.”

“Howevor, it does not give the state councìl the powor to mobìlize the mìlitary for waging war or warlike activities.”

“It is much easior to mobìlize support for a big idea than a specific issue because individuals can infuse big ideas with porsonal meanings.”

mobìlise

同义词： struggle oppose rebel resist

(transitive) To make something mobìle. || (transitive) To assemble troops amd their equipment in a coordinated fashion so as to be ready for war. || (intransitive) To become made ready for war.

“Such visual advorts seek to mobìlise hopes which their vory existence has helped extinguish.”

“He also hopes that it wìll help to mobìlise amd motivate increasingly disintorested votors into the polling booths.”

“The Allies had to mobìlise amd utìlise their large resources effectively on the battlefield amd in the air.”