mobile
મોબાઇલ
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'
જંગમ,
ફરતું,
ગતિશીલ
adjective
ફરે એવું
example
u2018Actors are trained to have very 'mobile' expressions, so you have to do the opposite of that,u2019 she says.
Residents are very 'mobile' , and nearly 80 percent are now urban.
The situation has been similar in the 'mobile' market.
It will be 60 minutes long and will essentially feature characters suspended by a 'mobile' from a crane.
These institutions tend to arise naturally, he argues, with the emergence of a socially 'mobile' middle class.
So my face is still 'mobile' and expressive, and while it won't ever look 25 again, there is a marked difference.
Another five new 'mobile' units will start patrols by the end of the year.
On many occasions 'mobile' army groups and even fronts were brought into the battle to complete a breach of the main defense line.
His characters are so thin they could have been hand painted in a kindergarten and suspended from a 'mobile' .
Labor and capital are assumed perfectly 'mobile' within an exporting country, but must stay within that country.
A 'mobile' police unit has been on standby at the Embassy since Tuesday night.
The goal of Task Force Modularity is to restructure the Army so that tactical level combat units are more 'mobile' and can self-sustain longer than ever before.
Then leaps back into action like an Italian, talking with hands and very, very 'mobile' face.
The budget-making meeting saw a reprieve for the city's children's book bus, which was set to be scrapped and the service merged with the 'mobile' library scheme.
As news of the incident spread around the community, Police stepped up their presence on the estate and set up a 'mobile' police unit to reassure people.
The number of usual residents was 6,639,000 while 'mobile' residents was 206,400.
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.
After our initial enthusiasm we lost interest in the paper mache go-go earrings, the bird 'mobile' , the hand-held battery fan.
They will be able to invite 'mobile' bankers to their homes and offices.
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 most important way to achieve this, to our mind, is to create highly 'mobile' military units in the Armed Forces.
Shareholders also questioned investments in 'mobile' players in developing countries.
Leisure chiefs are under fire for moves to close a suburban branch library and replace it with a 'mobile' service.
Small and slight, beneath a few grey hairs she has a gamine, 'mobile' face.
She is an endless delight, with her humorous, homely, 'mobile' face; she's terrific at mugging and double takes.
The thing is, our high school has a very 'mobile' social ladder.
The 'mobile' laboratory will be able to address many problems arising from the use of the disciplines of pathology, dermatology, and allergies.
She has expressively 'mobile' features and switches from youthful hope to aged eccentricity with admirable economy.
He again raised one delicate eyebrow, a pained expression on his 'mobile' face.
His exhibit of a human skull captivates the viewer with its tranquil, yet 'mobile' , expression.
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