mobility

S2 W2

BrE /ˈməʊ.bɪl.ə.ti/ AmE /ˈmoʊ.bə.lə.ti/

noun en → es

1 ABILITY TO MOVE [uncountable] B1

the ability to move around easily and freely, especially in a vehicle or wheelchair

movilidad, facilidad para moverse

  • have good/bad mobility

Collocations mobility scooter · improve your mobility

  • She uses a wheelchair for increased mobility.

    Ella usa una silla de ruedas para mejorar su movilidad.

2 GROUP OF PEOPLE [countable] B1

a large group of people, especially one that is organized to achieve a particular aim

multitud, grupo organizado

  • a mob/mobility

Collocations political mobility · violent mob

  • The police had to control a violent mob.

    La policía tuvo que controlar una multitud violenta.

3 ECONOMIC MOVEMENT [uncountable] B2

the movement of people or money from one place to another, especially in a business context

movilidad económica, flujo de personas o dinero

  • economic mobility

Collocations social mobility · upward/downward mobility

  • There is very little social mobility in this country.

    En este país hay muy poca movilidad social.

4 TECHNOLOGY [uncountable] C1

the ability of a computer system or network to work with other systems and networks, especially those made by different companies

interoperabilidad, capacidad de comunicación tecnológica

  • network mobility

Collocations mobile device · wireless network

  • The company's new software has improved its network mobility.

    El nuevo software de la empresa ha mejorado su interoperabilidad en red.