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/mɔ.bil/
Translation
motive; mobile phone
Word origin
From Latin mobilis ('movable'), from movere ('to move'). English 'mobile' and 'mobility' come from the same adjective.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- mobilis
- English cognates
- mobile, mobility, move
Grammar
Examples
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The police are still looking for the motive for the crime.
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He left his mobile in the car.
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The motives for this murder remain a mystery.
Appelle- .
Ring me on my mobile this evening.
au .
Two possible motives were put to the court.
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