non-mobile
adjective
(alsononmobile)uk/ˌnɒnˈməʊ.baɪl/us/ˌnɑːnˈmoʊ.bəl/non-mobileadjective(NOT MOVING)
notmoving; notabletomoveor bemovedfrom oneplaceto another:
A non-mobilestructurehousedthetemporaryclassroomwhile themainschoolbuildingwas beingrenovated.
Nurses andmedicalstaffusespecialdevicestotransportnonmobilepatients.
Thetoddlerlearnedtowalkaround thenurseryandfiguredout how tosnatchtoysfrom the non-mobilebabies.
See also
immobile
- Theseafloorishometo anumberof non-mobilecreatures, such asbarnacles,sponges, andcoral, that areabletoliveon theplanktonand othernutrientsthatfloattoward them.
- As afixedtermappointee, you will be non-mobile and notnormallyexpectedtotransferto apostoutsidereasonabledailytravellingdistanceofyourhome.
- We are acharityfor non-mobilechildren.
Immobility
- anti-jamming
- be locked insomething
- boxed in
- budge
- cataleptic
- hold
- immobilization
- immovable
- jam
- jammed
- lifelessly
- lock
- motionless
- rest
- static
- stationary
- stock-still
- time stands stillidiom
- transfixed
- unwavering
non-mobileadjective(TECHNOLOGY)
notrelatingto or using amobilephone:
Thereportpresentedananalysisofmobileversusnon-mobilewebtraffic.
Theappcan be used on bothmobileand non-mobileplatforms.
People withsmartphonesare moreactiveonsocialmediathan non-mobileusers.
- Thesoftwarewasincorporatedintohandsetsworldwideas well as non-mobileconsumerdevicessuch as CDplayers.
- Asfaras Iknow, there are twowaysfor non-mobileownersto use amobilephoneabroad.
Computer hardware
- 3-D printer
- beamer
- blackberry
- brick
- bubblejet
- card reader
- data projector
- gamepad
- graphics card
- hard drive
- optically
- palmtop
- parallel port
- patch
- patch intosomething
- pen drive
- phablet
- plug and play
- printer
- whiteboard