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| Główne tłumaczenia |
| mobile adj | (person: able to move) | ruchliwy przym. |
| | Richard exercised a lot to keep himself mobile in his old age. |
| mobile adj | ([sb]: able to change location) | mobilny przym. |
| | John avoided buying too many things so that he could be more mobile. |
| mobile adj | ([sth]: movable) | przenośny, ruchomy przym. |
| | Stella runs a mobile coffee shop from her van. |
| mobile n | UK, informal, abbreviation (mobile phone) | komórka ż |
| | Tom took a call on his mobile. |
| mobile n | (dynamic sculpture) | żywy pomnik przym. + m |
| | Susan put a mobile over her daughter's crib. |
| Dodatkowe Tłumaczenia |
| mobile adj | (social) | aktywny, mobilny przym. |
| | Getting his new job made Sean more socially mobile. |
| mobile adj | (military) | mobilny przym. |
| | The government built a very mobile military that could be deployed anywhere very quickly. |
| mobile adj | (face: expressive) | wyrazisty, ekspresyjny przym. |
| | Vanessa has a very mobile face; you can always tell what she's thinking. |
| mobile n | US, informal, abbreviation (mobile home) | dom przenośny m + przym. |
| | Laura lived in a mobile and traveled the country. |
| mobile n | UK, informal (portable: mobile building) | przenośna sala lekcyjna wyr. |
| | The school buildings are now too small for the number of students, so we'll have to get some mobiles for the extra classes. |
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