mobility
Prononciation : [moʊˈbɪlɪti]
Contexte : « movement »
(noun) the ability to move around easily. It can be about how people, animals, or things can go from one place to another without much difficulty.
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After his exercise program, he noticed a big improvement in his mobility.
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Her injury caused a lot of problems for her mobility, making it hard to walk.
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What can we do to improve your mobility after the surgery?
Contexte : « social status »
(noun) the ability to change your social or economic position in society. It's like moving up or down on a ladder in life.
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Education often helps people achieve greater social mobility.
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He felt stuck in his job, with little chance for upward mobility.
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What factors can affect social mobility in our community?
Contexte : « transportation »
(noun) the ease with which people can travel from one place to another. It includes things like public transportation options and how accessible different areas are.
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The city has improved its mobility by adding more buses and bike lanes.
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Poor mobility in the area means it's hard for people to get to work.
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How does public transportation affect overall mobility in the city?