mobile
মোবাইল
definition
noun
His characters are so thin they could have been hand painted in a kindergarten and suspended from a mobile .
a decorative structure that is suspended so as to turn freely in the air.
adjective
he has a major weight problem and is not very mobile
able to move or be moved freely or easily.
the next generation of mobile networks
of or relating to cellular phones, handheld computers, and similar technology.
translation of 'mobile'
সহজে পরিবর্তনশীল,
সহজে চালানো যায় এমন
adjective
পরিপ্লুত,
সঁচরণশীল,
সচল,
চঁচল,
অতি তরল,
অস্থির,
দ্রুত পরিবর্তনশীল,
অস্থাবর,
চলনশীল,
গতিময়
example
The 'mobile' library service dates back to the age of horse and cart, but expanded rapidly with the closure of many smaller rural branches.
I was staring at the dust filtering through beams of sunlight shining through my bird 'mobile' .
It will then open at varying times fortnightly, alternating with the visit of the 'mobile' police unit.
The City Health Department sent a 'mobile' service team out into neighboring communities to assist disadvantaged families living outside of the Central area.
The main advantage of this is that 'mobile' workers will be able to access one work environment wherever they are.
It will be 60 minutes long and will essentially feature characters suspended by a 'mobile' from a crane.
After our initial enthusiasm we lost interest in the paper mache go-go earrings, the bird 'mobile' , the hand-held battery fan.
America's ability to attract the capital needed to finance this deficit confirms its hegemonic status as the safest home for 'mobile' international capital.
Instead, they decided to axe the 'mobile' library servicing the town.
They will be able to invite 'mobile' bankers to their homes and offices.
Small and slight, beneath a few grey hairs she has a gamine, 'mobile' face.
If the factors of production are internationally 'mobile' , capital and labor would move from England to Portugal, where both commodities can be produced the cheapest.
This does not matter because they will be able to use 'mobile' finger print scanners to check someone's ID.
When 'mobile' international capital escapes taxation, as it increasingly does, it makes social protection much more difficult to pay for.
The thing is, our high school has a very 'mobile' social ladder.
Participants were 'mobile' , averaging 2.2 residences in the past year.
Most importantly, 'mobile' streaming provides operators with strong, recurring revenue streams.
By using large, easily 'mobile' poultry sheds he allows his birds to benefit from clean, fresh ground each day around the farm's 100 acres of fields and woodlands.
City chiefs also agreed to spend an extra u00a3100,000 to buy a new 'mobile' library service.
A world in which there were milkmen, and bread delivery men, and 'mobile' shops, and a tight knit community.
If necessary, they are to be reinforced with 'mobile' units redeployed from other areas.
The most important way to achieve this, to our mind, is to create highly 'mobile' military units in the Armed Forces.
The payback is that our older folk have a better quality of life; they are able to be 'mobile' , to go out and enjoy their grandkids.
The number of usual residents was 6,639,000 while 'mobile' residents was 206,400.
For an industry that wants to make money, the 'mobile' data business does not move fast.
But within, a few young, tech-savvy aides are trying to drag municipal government into the age of 'mobile' gadgetry.
Residents are very 'mobile' , and nearly 80 percent are now urban.
In the afternoon of 23 March a police officer was on 'mobile' patrol duty in the town centre.
The situation has been similar in the 'mobile' market.
They are able to form a 'mobile' A&E ward that can be flown out to the small community GP run hospitals.
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