Definition of immobile in English:

immobile

adjective ɪˈməʊbʌɪlɪ(m)ˈmoʊbəl

1Not moving; motionless.
不动的，静止的
she sat immobile for a long time
她坐了很久，一动不动。
Example sentencesExamples
- A crowd will slowly build around you, faces immobile, sometimes catching your eye, nodding.
- After four hours, breakfast is still sitting in my stomach like a lead balloon, sullen and immobile.
- My back ached every time the bandages shifted, forcing me to keep my back stiff and immobile.
- Their faces were as immobile as those of potentates receiving tribute from conquered tribes.
- Neil stood immobile, staring at the door Ella had just walked through.
- After the house lights came up, the audience remained immobile in their seats as if stricken: an apt reaction.
- Sleeping is probably the only time you ever see his face relaxed, relatively immobile and at peace.
- While awaiting the results she became almost immobile and didn't know how she could carry on.
- They stood immobile with the flames racing around them in a fury of sparks.
- It's all fun and games until your kid is lying immobile on the ice, isn't it?
- I keep staring at the buck as I go for cover, but the buck is immobile.
- The body is so mute, so immobile that one might think she is dead.
- At room temperature, the bright regions between the dark domains were relatively immobile.
- Imagine dozens of wheezing, perplexed pugs romping, sneezing, and peeing on anything immobile.
- They stood immobile, gazing after him until the forest hid him from their sight.
- Photography must seize upon this moment and hold immobile the equilibrium of it.
- The three of us have formed an involuntary and immobile conga-line, like a trio of backpackers on a rush-hour commuter train.
- Even otherwise healthy passengers are at some risk if they remain immobile during the flight.
- There was certainly no need to plan the route - we were going nowhere - or worry about the traffic, which was as immobile as school custard.
- Usually, the mass is relatively immobile, with a broad-based attachment.
Synonyms
motionless, unmoving, without moving, still, stock-still, static, stationary, at rest, at a standstill, dormant
rooted to the spot, fixed to the spot, rigid, frozen, stiff, riveted, transfixed, like a statue, as if turned to stone, not moving a muscle, immobilized
1. 1.1 Incapable of moving or being moved.
  不能移动的，固定的
  an immobile workforce
  非流动劳动力。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Their exaggerated expressions emphasize their predicament of being alive but trapped within their utterly immobile forms.
  His right arm was badly swollen and totally immobile.
  Once stabilized, he went home but remained immobile for about three months.
  When prey arrives they quickly seize its extremities, pulling on legs, arms and antennae until the hostage is rendered immobile.
  By destroying one of these, the creature may become immobile, but there is no guarantee it will not feel pain at other points during the boiling.
  His left hand has become completely immobile because of illness.
  Desperately, she tried to reach for the ring, but it seemed as if her hands had frozen, forever immobile.
  He also stressed that elderly and immobile parishioners relied heavily on lifts and that current public transport on Sundays was inadequate.
  When her blood-sugar level drops she becomes completely immobile and if it is low for more than two hours, she could die or be seriously brain damaged.
  The other had severe lung problems that rendered her practically immobile.
  However, if he becomes immobile, a successor likely will have to be chosen quickly.
  What good is intellect if it leaves us immobile and frozen in indecision?
  Several years ago, Ed had suffered a stroke that rendered him immobile.
  Actually, despite being mostly immobile for the last two days, I awoke feeling pretty damn good.
  Abbie suffers from severe spinal muscular atrophy which renders her almost immobile.
  Against the immobile champion, the result was devastation.
  Some are blind, some are immobile, some are still suffering from venereal diseases and nobody cares about them.
  With the expected arrival of our second child, the first being one year old, I suffered a back injury, such as to make me immobile.
  Unless it was made completely immobile, it wasn't going to stop moving.
  Synonyms
  immovable, unbudgeable

Origin

Middle English: from Old French, from Latin immobilis, from in- 'not' + mobilis (see mobile).

Rhymes

mobile

Definition of immobile in US English:

immobile

adjectivei(m)ˈmōbəlɪ(m)ˈmoʊbəl

1Not moving; motionless.
不动的，静止的
she sat immobile for a long time
她坐了很久，一动不动。
Example sentencesExamples
- They stood immobile, gazing after him until the forest hid him from their sight.
- Imagine dozens of wheezing, perplexed pugs romping, sneezing, and peeing on anything immobile.
- Even otherwise healthy passengers are at some risk if they remain immobile during the flight.
- The three of us have formed an involuntary and immobile conga-line, like a trio of backpackers on a rush-hour commuter train.
- Usually, the mass is relatively immobile, with a broad-based attachment.
- Photography must seize upon this moment and hold immobile the equilibrium of it.
- A crowd will slowly build around you, faces immobile, sometimes catching your eye, nodding.
- They stood immobile with the flames racing around them in a fury of sparks.
- Their faces were as immobile as those of potentates receiving tribute from conquered tribes.
- Neil stood immobile, staring at the door Ella had just walked through.
- My back ached every time the bandages shifted, forcing me to keep my back stiff and immobile.
- After four hours, breakfast is still sitting in my stomach like a lead balloon, sullen and immobile.
- The body is so mute, so immobile that one might think she is dead.
- While awaiting the results she became almost immobile and didn't know how she could carry on.
- After the house lights came up, the audience remained immobile in their seats as if stricken: an apt reaction.
- It's all fun and games until your kid is lying immobile on the ice, isn't it?
- At room temperature, the bright regions between the dark domains were relatively immobile.
- Sleeping is probably the only time you ever see his face relaxed, relatively immobile and at peace.
- There was certainly no need to plan the route - we were going nowhere - or worry about the traffic, which was as immobile as school custard.
- I keep staring at the buck as I go for cover, but the buck is immobile.
Synonyms
motionless, unmoving, without moving, still, stock-still, static, stationary, at rest, at a standstill, dormant
1. 1.1 Incapable of moving or being moved.
  不能移动的，固定的
  an immobile workforce
  非流动劳动力。
  Example sentencesExamples
  He also stressed that elderly and immobile parishioners relied heavily on lifts and that current public transport on Sundays was inadequate.
  However, if he becomes immobile, a successor likely will have to be chosen quickly.
  Some are blind, some are immobile, some are still suffering from venereal diseases and nobody cares about them.
  Against the immobile champion, the result was devastation.
  Their exaggerated expressions emphasize their predicament of being alive but trapped within their utterly immobile forms.
  His right arm was badly swollen and totally immobile.
  What good is intellect if it leaves us immobile and frozen in indecision?
  When her blood-sugar level drops she becomes completely immobile and if it is low for more than two hours, she could die or be seriously brain damaged.
  Several years ago, Ed had suffered a stroke that rendered him immobile.
  The other had severe lung problems that rendered her practically immobile.
  With the expected arrival of our second child, the first being one year old, I suffered a back injury, such as to make me immobile.
  Abbie suffers from severe spinal muscular atrophy which renders her almost immobile.
  Actually, despite being mostly immobile for the last two days, I awoke feeling pretty damn good.
  Once stabilized, he went home but remained immobile for about three months.
  Unless it was made completely immobile, it wasn't going to stop moving.
  By destroying one of these, the creature may become immobile, but there is no guarantee it will not feel pain at other points during the boiling.
  When prey arrives they quickly seize its extremities, pulling on legs, arms and antennae until the hostage is rendered immobile.
  His left hand has become completely immobile because of illness.
  Desperately, she tried to reach for the ring, but it seemed as if her hands had frozen, forever immobile.
  Synonyms
  immovable, unbudgeable

Origin

Middle English: from Old French, from Latin immobilis, from in- ‘not’ + mobilis (see mobile).

单词	immobile
释义	Definition of immobile in English: immobile adjective ɪˈməʊbʌɪlɪ(m)ˈmoʊbəl 1Not moving; motionless. 不动的，静止的 she sat immobile for a long time 她坐了很久，一动不动。 Example sentencesExamples A crowd will slowly build around you, faces immobile, sometimes catching your eye, nodding. After four hours, breakfast is still sitting in my stomach like a lead balloon, sullen and immobile. My back ached every time the bandages shifted, forcing me to keep my back stiff and immobile. Their faces were as immobile as those of potentates receiving tribute from conquered tribes. Neil stood immobile, staring at the door Ella had just walked through. After the house lights came up, the audience remained immobile in their seats as if stricken: an apt reaction. Sleeping is probably the only time you ever see his face relaxed, relatively immobile and at peace. While awaiting the results she became almost immobile and didn't know how she could carry on. They stood immobile with the flames racing around them in a fury of sparks. It's all fun and games until your kid is lying immobile on the ice, isn't it? I keep staring at the buck as I go for cover, but the buck is immobile. The body is so mute, so immobile that one might think she is dead. At room temperature, the bright regions between the dark domains were relatively immobile. Imagine dozens of wheezing, perplexed pugs romping, sneezing, and peeing on anything immobile. They stood immobile, gazing after him until the forest hid him from their sight. Photography must seize upon this moment and hold immobile the equilibrium of it. The three of us have formed an involuntary and immobile conga-line, like a trio of backpackers on a rush-hour commuter train. Even otherwise healthy passengers are at some risk if they remain immobile during the flight. There was certainly no need to plan the route - we were going nowhere - or worry about the traffic, which was as immobile as school custard. Usually, the mass is relatively immobile, with a broad-based attachment. Synonyms motionless, unmoving, without moving, still, stock-still, static, stationary, at rest, at a standstill, dormant rooted to the spot, fixed to the spot, rigid, frozen, stiff, riveted, transfixed, like a statue, as if turned to stone, not moving a muscle, immobilized 1.1 Incapable of moving or being moved. 不能移动的，固定的 an immobile workforce 非流动劳动力。 Example sentencesExamples Their exaggerated expressions emphasize their predicament of being alive but trapped within their utterly immobile forms. His right arm was badly swollen and totally immobile. Once stabilized, he went home but remained immobile for about three months. When prey arrives they quickly seize its extremities, pulling on legs, arms and antennae until the hostage is rendered immobile. By destroying one of these, the creature may become immobile, but there is no guarantee it will not feel pain at other points during the boiling. His left hand has become completely immobile because of illness. Desperately, she tried to reach for the ring, but it seemed as if her hands had frozen, forever immobile. He also stressed that elderly and immobile parishioners relied heavily on lifts and that current public transport on Sundays was inadequate. When her blood-sugar level drops she becomes completely immobile and if it is low for more than two hours, she could die or be seriously brain damaged. The other had severe lung problems that rendered her practically immobile. However, if he becomes immobile, a successor likely will have to be chosen quickly. What good is intellect if it leaves us immobile and frozen in indecision? Several years ago, Ed had suffered a stroke that rendered him immobile. Actually, despite being mostly immobile for the last two days, I awoke feeling pretty damn good. Abbie suffers from severe spinal muscular atrophy which renders her almost immobile. Against the immobile champion, the result was devastation. Some are blind, some are immobile, some are still suffering from venereal diseases and nobody cares about them. With the expected arrival of our second child, the first being one year old, I suffered a back injury, such as to make me immobile. Unless it was made completely immobile, it wasn't going to stop moving. Synonyms immovable, unbudgeable Origin Middle English: from Old French, from Latin immobilis, from in- 'not' + mobilis (see mobile). Rhymes mobile Definition of immobile in US English: immobile adjectivei(m)ˈmōbəlɪ(m)ˈmoʊbəl 1Not moving; motionless. 不动的，静止的 she sat immobile for a long time 她坐了很久，一动不动。 Example sentencesExamples They stood immobile, gazing after him until the forest hid him from their sight. Imagine dozens of wheezing, perplexed pugs romping, sneezing, and peeing on anything immobile. Even otherwise healthy passengers are at some risk if they remain immobile during the flight. The three of us have formed an involuntary and immobile conga-line, like a trio of backpackers on a rush-hour commuter train. Usually, the mass is relatively immobile, with a broad-based attachment. Photography must seize upon this moment and hold immobile the equilibrium of it. A crowd will slowly build around you, faces immobile, sometimes catching your eye, nodding. They stood immobile with the flames racing around them in a fury of sparks. Their faces were as immobile as those of potentates receiving tribute from conquered tribes. Neil stood immobile, staring at the door Ella had just walked through. My back ached every time the bandages shifted, forcing me to keep my back stiff and immobile. After four hours, breakfast is still sitting in my stomach like a lead balloon, sullen and immobile. The body is so mute, so immobile that one might think she is dead. While awaiting the results she became almost immobile and didn't know how she could carry on. After the house lights came up, the audience remained immobile in their seats as if stricken: an apt reaction. It's all fun and games until your kid is lying immobile on the ice, isn't it? At room temperature, the bright regions between the dark domains were relatively immobile. Sleeping is probably the only time you ever see his face relaxed, relatively immobile and at peace. There was certainly no need to plan the route - we were going nowhere - or worry about the traffic, which was as immobile as school custard. I keep staring at the buck as I go for cover, but the buck is immobile. Synonyms motionless, unmoving, without moving, still, stock-still, static, stationary, at rest, at a standstill, dormant 1.1 Incapable of moving or being moved. 不能移动的，固定的 an immobile workforce 非流动劳动力。 Example sentencesExamples He also stressed that elderly and immobile parishioners relied heavily on lifts and that current public transport on Sundays was inadequate. However, if he becomes immobile, a successor likely will have to be chosen quickly. Some are blind, some are immobile, some are still suffering from venereal diseases and nobody cares about them. Against the immobile champion, the result was devastation. Their exaggerated expressions emphasize their predicament of being alive but trapped within their utterly immobile forms. His right arm was badly swollen and totally immobile. What good is intellect if it leaves us immobile and frozen in indecision? When her blood-sugar level drops she becomes completely immobile and if it is low for more than two hours, she could die or be seriously brain damaged. Several years ago, Ed had suffered a stroke that rendered him immobile. The other had severe lung problems that rendered her practically immobile. With the expected arrival of our second child, the first being one year old, I suffered a back injury, such as to make me immobile. Abbie suffers from severe spinal muscular atrophy which renders her almost immobile. Actually, despite being mostly immobile for the last two days, I awoke feeling pretty damn good. Once stabilized, he went home but remained immobile for about three months. Unless it was made completely immobile, it wasn't going to stop moving. By destroying one of these, the creature may become immobile, but there is no guarantee it will not feel pain at other points during the boiling. When prey arrives they quickly seize its extremities, pulling on legs, arms and antennae until the hostage is rendered immobile. His left hand has become completely immobile because of illness. Desperately, she tried to reach for the ring, but it seemed as if her hands had frozen, forever immobile. Synonyms immovable, unbudgeable Origin Middle English: from Old French, from Latin immobilis, from in- ‘not’ + mobilis (see mobile).
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