mobility
| status
| mobility | |
| gen. | mobilité |
| chem. | liberté |
| comp. | portabilité; transportabilité; relogeabilité |
| earth.sc. el. | mobilité de glissement |
| environ. | mobilité (physique |
| health. | motilité |
| IT | motricité |
| ling. | déplaçabilité |
| status | |
| comp., MS | statut |
| comp., MS Canada | état |
| IT dat.proc. | situation; état |
| libr. | statut5 du livre |
| social.sc. | condition sociale; rang social |
| socioling. | état social; statut social |
| telecom. | condition |
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| mobilité f | |||
| liberté f | |||
| portabilité f; transportabilité f; relogeabilité f | |||
| mobilité de glissement | |||
| motilité f | |||
| motricité f | |||
| déplaçabilité f | |||
| mobilité f (of a charged particle, d'une particule chargée) | |||
| autonomie de déplacement | |||
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| mobilité (physique; mobilité physique | |||
| English thesaurus | |||
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| mobil | |||
| A quality or capability of military forces which permits them to move from place to place while retaining the ability to fulfil their primary mission | |||
| mob | |||
| A quality or capability of military forces which permits them to move from place to place while retaining the ability to fulfill their primary mission (JP 3-17) | |||
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mobility : 438 phrases in 51 subjects |