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Перевод: movable

[прилагательное]
подвижной; разборный; переносный; передвижной; движимый; переходящий

Тезаурус:

1. At a domestic level, fire can be prevented by maintaining equipment in a safe working condition, for example repairing frayed flexes, avoiding trailing flexes, ensuring that electrical circuits are not overloaded, having fires adequately guarded, and using self-extinguishing devices for movable articles which can be knocked over with relative ease such as oil lamps and oil-heaters.
2. the State both harassed the wealthy commoner with unpredictable exactions when he was alive and claimed a large proportion of his self acquired movable property when he died.
3. To do this they arranged a movable slit to open for a wide when the photodiode array is operating and close up for a narrow for the spectral detector.
4. In the wetter parts of the country, a movable roof is required.
5. The original Strasbourg clock probably contained, besides moving figures, an annual-calendar dial, and possibly a lunar dial and an astrolabe, but the instrument designed by Giovanni de' Dondi incorporated a perpetual calendar for all religious feasts, both fixed and movable, and also indicated the celestial motions of the sun, moon, and planets, including even the motions of the nodes of the moon's orbit, which take over eighteen years to make a complete revolution around the ecliptic.
6. Her tangible movable goods simply became her husband's property.
7. to get rid of the artificial distinctions which the historical development of the law had drawn between land and movable property - leaving only those distinctions which are due to the natural qualities of these two forms of property;
8. Caxton had learned the art of printing from movable types in Cologne, and set up his press in the abbey precincts, close to the chapter house, where he printed books under the patronage of the English kings Edward IV, Richard III and Henry VII.
9. It has always involved thin movable extensions of the side of the body, but that is as far as the resemblance goes.
10. The eruption itself was preceded by at least two major earthquakes, which seem to have scared off the inhabitants, since they stripped the town of all movable objects and fled - no bodies have been found in the ruins.
11. In any case, whatever machines are at my disposal, the simple movable table on which I am leaning in the photograph will still be where the first hand-written draft is composed.
12. to assimilate the law relating to chattels real and real property, and, so far as this is possible, the law relating to land and movable property; and
13. Thus each profile had a distinct expression; and when the movable side was most in action, the rigid one was in its coldest state of watchfulness.