transportable

IPA: trænspˈɔrtʌbʌɫ

(Australia) A semi-permanent building, such as a portable classroom in a school, or accommodation for fly-in fly-out workers.
(dated) A portable computer or telephone.

Capable of being transported; easily moved.
(dated, not comparable) Incurring the punishment of transportation or exile to another place.

Examples of "transportable" in Sentences

[Footnote 19: The wheel should be so low that the man could use his rifle without dismounting, and, if possible, it should be 'transportable' (? 'folding').]
Dutton said SpringSource's application framework "removed the need to build applications against operating systems", which made applications "transportable" - i.e. ready for web deployment.
An older type of phone, more technically referred to as a transportable, that provides the advantages of an A / C adaptor for unlimited power, an external antenna for better coverage and greater output that creates a stronger signal than a portable phone can offer.
Well, it all depends on what kind of transportable home you select; what sort of materials, what sort of energy you use and the policies of the company you get from. the point we may focus on in this piece is that these homes are potentially one of the'greenest 'kinds of home you can buy.
A myriad of other suggestions - such as making social rights "transportable" between member states, mutual recognition of professional qualifications, improving tertiary education, farm policy reform, boosting research investment, better managing of migration, dealing with the demographics of ageing - are hoary old EU problems that usually lead to bickering and procrastination by member states, however.