Vocab Bloom Hub

operable

/ˈɒp.ər.ə.bəl/

الترجمة: صفة تصف ما يمكن تشغيله أو استخدامه فعليًا، وتُستعمل كثيرًا في السياقات التقنية والطبية.

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adjective

/ˈɒp.ər.ə.bəl/C1formaltechnical
  • arصفة تصف ما يمكن تشغيله أو استخدامه فعليًا، وتُستعمل كثيرًا في السياقات التقنية والطبية.

Describes something that is capable of being operated or put into use; often used in technical or medical contexts.

  1. Treatable by surgeryC1formalmedical

    Capable of being treated or corrected by a surgical operation.

    arقابل للجراحة

    • The tumor is operable and the patient is scheduled for surgery next week.
    • Doctors determined that the condition is operable with a low risk of complications.
    • Fortunately, the cancer was found early and is still operable.

    الأضدادinoperable

  2. Ready for useC1formaltechnical

    Fit or ready to be used or put into service.

    arجاهز للاستخدام

    • The new machinery is now fully operable after the final inspection.
    • The system is operable and can be accessed by all authorized users.
    • The software is operable on both Windows and Mac operating systems.

    المرادفاتfunctionaloperationalserviceableusableworkable

    الأضدادbrokendefectiveinoperablenonfunctionalunusable

  3. Usable for a purposeC1formal

    Suitable or available for a specific function or task.

    arقابل للاستخدام لغرض ما

    • This tool is operable for cutting through metal sheets.
    • The protocol is operable in emergency situations.
    • The device is operable in extreme temperatures.

    المرادفاتfunctionaloperationalpracticableserviceableusableworkable

    الأضدادbrokendefectiveinoperablenonfunctionalunusable

الصيغ
  • more operable comparative form
  • most operable superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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