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chattel

/ˈtʃæt.əl/

Traduction: Nom désignant un bien meuble corporel, tel que le mobilier, les animaux domestiques ou un véhicule, par opposition aux biens immobiliers.

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noun

/ˈtʃæt.əl/C2formallegal
  • frNom désignant un bien meuble corporel, tel que le mobilier, les animaux domestiques ou un véhicule, par opposition aux biens immobiliers.

A noun referring to an item of tangible movable property, such as furniture, domestic animals, or a vehicle, as distinct from real estate.

  1. C1formal

    An item of movable personal property, as opposed to real estate or land.

    frBien meuble (objet mobilier)

    • The will bequeathed all his chattels to his eldest son.
    • In legal terms, a car is considered a chattel.
    • The auction included various household chattels and antiques.

    Synonymesbelongingeffectgoodmovablepersonaltypossession

    Antonymesimmovablelandreal estate

  2. Slave or bondservantC2formal

    A person considered as the property of another; a slave.

    frBien meuble (personne esclave)

    • In ancient times, captives were often treated as chattel.
    • The law once regarded enslaved people as chattel.
    • The concept of humans as chattel is now universally condemned.

    Synonymesslavethrall

    Antonymesfreeholderfreeman

Formes
  • chattels plural form
  • chattels' possessive plural form
  • chattel's possessive singular form
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