immobil
immobile; stationary
English translations
- 01
immobilized
- 02
immobile
Word details
- German meaning
- Immobil bedeutet unbeweglich oder nicht in der Lage, sich zu bewegen; oft im Zusammenhang mit Immobilien verwendet, um festen Besitz zu beschreiben.
- English meaning
- Immobile
- Synonym
- unbeweglich, feststehend
- German example
- Nach dem Unfall war er für einige Wochen immobil.
- English example
- After the accident, he was immobile for a few weeks.
- Comparative
- immobilerSuperlative: am immobilsten
Related words
- Immobilienmakler
real estate agent
- Immobilie
real estate, property
- Immobilienmakler
Real estate agent
- bewegungsunfähig
immobile
- unbeweglich
immobile
- Grundbuch
Land register
- Reglosigkeit
Immobility
- Katalepsie
Catalepsy is a state characterized by rigidity, immobility, and loss of responsiveness to external stimuli.
- unbeweglich
Immobile
- eingerostet
Rusty means that something has become immobile or clumsy due to lack of practice or use.
- Vermieter
Landlord
- Liegenschaft
Property
- Courtage
brokerage fee
- Anlageform
An investment type is a specific way in which capital is invested, e.g., stocks, bonds, real estate, etc.
- Grundbesitz
Real estate
- Aufwertung
Appreciation, revaluation
- Geldwäscher
Money launderer
- Hausagentur
Real estate agency
- Spekulationsobjekt
Speculative asset
- hypothekenbesichert
Mortgage-backed
- bewegungsunfähig
Immobile
- Mieteinnahmen
Rental income
- wertbeständig
Value-stable, meaning that the value of something remains stable or even increases over a longer period of time.
- Betongold
Real estate as a safe investment
- Werterhaltung
Value preservation
- Bauboom
Construction boom
- lähmend
Paralyzing means that something severely restricts or prevents the ability to move or act.
- Vermögen
fortune, wealth
- Hypothek
mortgage
- GEREK
German Real Estate Knowledge
- Interessent
Interested party
- Wertanlage
Investment
Example sentences with “immobil”
Der Patient ist zurzeit völlig immobil. (The patient is currently completely immobile.)
Frequently asked questions
Can 'immobil' refer to real estate?
No, in German, real estate is 'Immobilien' (plural noun). 'Immobil' as an adjective refers strictly to lack of movement.