restricted mobility

BrE: /ɹɪˈstɹɪktɪd məʊˈbɪləti/

Definition

Definition of restricted mobility - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

medicalstate of having limited ability to move body or travel freely

The clinic provides special services for patients with restricted mobility.
Many hotel rooms are adapted for guests with restricted mobility.
After the accident, his restricted mobility kept him from returning to construction work.

bust a move

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Expressions with restricted

restricted access

adj.

limited to certain people or conditions, not freely open to everyone

This is a restricted access area for staff members only.

restricted area

place where only certain people are allowed to enter

You cannot go into the restricted area without a badge.

restricted movement

condition where a person or animal cannot move body parts freely

After the accident, he experienced restricted movement in his shoulder.

restricted zone

area where entry or actions are limited by official rules

Only authorized staff may enter the restricted zone behind the fence.

restricted stock

company shares not transferable until conditions are met

He received restricted stock as part of his compensation.

restricted stock unit

company shares for employees that cannot be sold until conditions are met

She received restricted stock units as part of her bonus.

Expressions with mobility

mobility scooter

electric scooter for disabled or elderly people

She uses a mobility scooter to get around the park.

downward mobility

decline in social or economic status

Many families experienced downward mobility during the economic crisis..

professional mobility

ability or tendency to change job position field or workplace over time

Lifelong learning can increase professional mobility in a fast-changing economy.

upward mobility

movement to a position of increased status or power

His promotion marked a significant upward mobility in his career.

mobility-impaired

adj.

having reduced ability to move the body or walk easily

The building added ramps for mobility-impaired visitors.

economic mobility

movement between different economic levels

Economic mobility is crucial for a healthy economy.

geographical mobility

movement of people between places across a region or country

The report analyzes geographical mobility between rural towns and major cities.

job mobility

ability or tendency of workers to move between different jobs or employers

High job mobility can help reduce long-term unemployment in a country.

labor mobility

ability of workers to move between different jobs or places

Higher labor mobility can help reduce long-term unemployment.

labour mobility

ease with which workers change jobs, careers or locations for work

Policies supporting labour mobility can reduce unemployment in struggling regions.

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French:mobilité réduite, ...
German:eingeschränkte Mobilität, ...
Italian:mobilità ridotta, ...
Spanish:movilidad reducida, ...
Portuguese:mobilidade reduzida, ...
Chinese:行动受限, ...
Japanese:身体機能の制限, ...
Arabic:مَحدوديّة الحَرَكَة, ...
Hebrew:מוּגְבָּלוּת בְּתְּנוּעָה, ...
Russian:ограниченная подвижность, ...
Ukrainian:обмежена рухливість, ...
Hindi:सीमित गतिशीलता, ...
Bengali:সীমিত চলাফেরা করার ক্ষমতা, ...
Catalan:mobilitat reduïda, ...
Czech:omezená pohyblivost, ...
Danish:nedsat mobilitet, ...
Dutch:beperkte mobiliteit, ...
Greek:περιορισμένη κινητικότητα, ...
Hungarian:mozgáskorlátozottság, ...
Khmer:ការចល័តមានកម្រិត, ...
Korean:운동 능력 제한, ...
Persian:محدودیت حرکت, ...
Polish:ograniczona mobilność, ...
Portuguese (BR):mobilidade reduzida, ...
Romanian:mobilitate redusă, ...
Swedish:nedsatt rörlighet, ...
Thai:ภาวะการเคลื่อนไหวจำกัด, ...
Turkish:hareket kısıtlılığı, ...
Vietnamese:hạn chế vận động, ...

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