movable

• Se dit de ce qui peut être déplacé ou dont on peut changer la position ; qui n'est pas fixé à un endroit.

Describes something that can be moved or repositioned; not fixed in place.

1. Capable of being movedB2formal

   Able to be moved or carried from one location to another, especially by hand.

   Qui peut être déplacé

   • The furniture in the room is all movable, so we can rearrange it easily.
   • Movable partitions allow the office layout to be changed quickly.
   • The statue is not fixed; it is a movable piece of art.

   Synonymesmobilemoveableportabletransferabletransportable

   Antonymesfixedimmobileimmovablestaticstationary

2. C1formal

   Relating to personal property that is not fixed to land or a building, and can be transported.

   mobilier

   • In legal terms, movable assets include vehicles, jewelry, and cash.
   • The will specified the distribution of both real estate and movable property.
   • Movable goods are often easier to sell than immovable property.

   Synonymespersonal

   Antonymesfixedimmovablereal

• Nom désignant un bien matériel meuble que l'on peut déplacer, par exemple des meubles, des animaux domestiques ou des véhicules, par opposition à l'immobilier.

A noun referring to tangible personal property that can be moved, such as furniture, domestic animals, or vehicles, as opposed to real property.

1. Personal propertyC1formallegal

   Tangible property that can be moved, as opposed to real estate; includes items like furniture, vehicles, and livestock.

   Bien meuble

   • The will bequeathed all movables to his eldest son.
   • In the divorce settlement, the couple divided their movables, including the car and furniture.
   • The insurance policy covers loss or damage to movables within the home.

   Synonymeschattelpersonalty