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exchangeable

/ɪksˈtʃeɪn.dʒə.bəl/

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adjective

/ɪksˈtʃeɪn.dʒə.bəl/C1formal
  • ruОписывает то, что может быть заменено или замещено другим равноценным предметом.

Describes something that can be replaced or substituted with another equivalent item.

  1. Suitable for exchangeB2formal

    Appropriate or fit to be given in return for something else.

    ruОбмениваемый

    • These tickets are exchangeable for a different date.
    • The store policy states that all items are exchangeable within 30 days.
    • The voucher is exchangeable for any product in the catalog.

    Synonymsconvertiblefungibleinterchangeablesubstitutable

  2. Replaceable with equal valueB2formal

    Capable of being swapped for something of equivalent worth or function.

    ruВзаимозаменяемый

    • The currency is exchangeable at any bank for its equivalent in dollars.
    • These parts are exchangeable with those from the older model.
    • The warranty ensures that defective components are exchangeable free of charge.

    Synonymscommutableequivalentfungibleinterchangeablesubstitutable

    Antonymsincommutableirreplaceablenoninterchangeableunexchangeable

  3. InterchangeableC1formal

    Able to replace or be replaced by another item without loss of function or suitability.

    ruВзаимозаменяемый

    • The two connectors are exchangeable, so you can use either cable.
    • In this system, the roles are exchangeable among team members.
    • The components are designed to be exchangeable for easy maintenance.

    Synonymscommutableequivalentfungibleinterchangeablereplaceablesubstitutabletransposable

    Antonymsincompatibleirreplaceableunique

Forms
  • more exchangeable comparative form
  • most exchangeable superlative form
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