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Chattels - English meaning

Chattels – definitions in English dictionary

noun

(in general use) a personal possession.

Usage examples:

There is no talk of compulsory acquisition or compensation: they are being forced to leave their ho…

Chattels translation into English

Chattels: translate from English into Chinese

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动产

Chattels: translate from English into Dutch

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Roerende zaken, Roerend goed, Bezitting

Chattels: translate from English into French

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Biens mobiliers, Biens meubles, Biens, Possessions, Esclaves

Chattels: translate from English into German

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Bewegliche sachen, Hab und gut, Bewegliches eigentum

Chattels: translate from English into Hindi

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संपत्ति, जायदाद मनक़ूला, जंगम संपत्ति

Chattels: translate from English into Italian

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Beni mobili

Chattels: translate from English into Korean

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동산

Chattels: translate from English into Russian

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Движимое имущество, Имущество

Chattels: translate from English into Spanish

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Bienes muebles, Enseres, Bártulos

Word origin

Middle English: from Old French chatel, from medieval Latin capitale, from Latin capitalis, from caput ‘head’. Compare with capital1 and cattle.

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Chattels – similar words

chattel

noun

(in general use) a personal possession.

Usage examples:

There is no talk of compulsory acquisition or compensation: they are being forced to leave their ho…
noun

A piece of personal property, including something that can be moved, or rights such as copyright and patents, but not usually including land and buildings

Usage examples:

If your husband dies intestate you will inherit all personal goods and chattels such as the furnitu…
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