n.(个人的)财产，动产

原形：chattel复数：chattels

Chattel is a term used in property law to refer to personal property, as opposed to real estate.
"Chattel"在财产法中用来指个人财产，而不是房地产。
The car was listed as chattel in the loan agreement, making it collateral for the debt.
在贷款协议中，汽车被列为动产，作为债务的担保。
In feudal times, peasants were considered as mere chattels of the lord.
在封建时代，农民被视为领主的简单动产。
The bank has a lien on my chattel, which includes my car and furniture.
银行对我拥有的动产有留置权，包括我的汽车和家具。
Under common law, animals are considered as chattels.
根据普通法，动物被视为动产。
The auction included various chattels such as antique furniture and paintings.
这次拍卖会包括各种动产，如古董家具和绘画。
The chattel mortgage allowed him to secure a loan using his boat as collateral.
通过动产抵押，他得以用他的船作担保获得贷款。
In some jurisdictions, intellectual property can be treated as a form of chattel.
在某些司法管辖区，知识产权可以被视为一种动产形式。
The sale of chattels without the owner's consent is considered theft.
未经所有者同意出售动产被视为盗窃。
In a divorce settlement, chattels like jewelry and appliances are often divided between the spouses.
在离婚协议中，珠宝和家电等动产通常由夫妻双方分割。