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UK/["/ˈməʊbaɪl/"]/US/["/ˈməʊbl/"]/

Meaning of Mobile

In simple words: Able to move easily or designed for movement.

Mobile in a sentence

  • She prefers to read on her mobile device rather than a computer.
  • The company launched a new mobile application for online shopping.
  • The mobile data plan allows you to use the internet on your phone.
  • He is always on the move, feeling very mobile.
  • Mobile users can access the website easily from their phones.

How to use Mobile

Commonly used to describe phones or devices that can be used on the go. Not appropriate for describing stationary objects.

Grammar pattern

standalone adjective

Memory hint

Think of 'mobile' as in 'move-able' – it's something that can go anywhere!

Related words

Synonyms for Mobile

  • portable
  • movable
  • transportable

Opposites of Mobile

Common mistakes with Mobile

  • Confused with 'movable' which is more about physical ability.
  • Used in place of 'cellular' when specifically referring to phones.
  • Mistakenly capitalized when referring to mobile technology.

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Frequently asked questions about Mobile

What does Mobile mean?

Able to move easily or designed for movement.

What is the definition of Mobile?

connected with mobile phones, tablets, etc.

How do you use Mobile in a sentence?

She prefers to read on her mobile device rather than a computer.

Can you give another example of Mobile?

The company launched a new mobile application for online shopping.

What are synonyms for Mobile?

Common alternatives include portable, movable, transportable.

What is the opposite of Mobile?

Opposite meanings include immobile, stationary.

What words go with Mobile?

It commonly pairs with be, become, get, extremely, fairly, very, be, become, get, extremely, fairly, very, be, become, get, extremely, fairly, very.

What are common mistakes when using Mobile?

Confused with 'movable' which is more about physical ability. Used in place of 'cellular' when specifically referring to phones. Mistakenly capitalized when referring to mobile technology.

How do you pronounce Mobile?

US: /["/ˈməʊbl/"]/, UK: /["/ˈməʊbaɪl/"]/. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Mobile?

Commonly used to describe phones or devices that can be used on the go. Not appropriate for describing stationary objects.

What CEFR level is Mobile?

"Mobile" is at A2 level on the CEFR scale.