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mobile

Aussprache: [/ˈməʊbaɪl/]

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Kontext: „technology“

(adjective) able to move easily and freely from one place to another. When something is mobile, you can carry it with you.

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His mobile phone allows him to make calls and send messages wherever he goes.

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My computer is not mobile; I have to sit at my desk to use it.

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Is your tablet mobile, or do you need to plug it in to use it?

Kontext: „technology“

(noun) a type of decorative structure that hangs from the ceiling and moves easily in the air. A mobile is often used as a decoration in a baby's room.

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The colorful mobile above the crib kept the baby entertained.

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The room felt empty without a mobile hanging above.

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Do you think the baby will like the new mobile in his room?

Kontext: „transportation“

(noun) a type of sculpture that is specifically designed to move with the wind, usually in outdoor environments. Mobiles are often found in parks or public spaces.

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The mobile in the park spun gracefully in the breeze, captivating onlookers.

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The artist's mobile installation was damaged in a strong storm.

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Have you ever seen a mobile sculpture moving in the wind?

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