Vocab Bloom Hub

usable

/ˈjuː.zə.bəl/

Traduction: Décrit ce qui est apte ou approprié à être utilisé ; peut être appliqué efficacement.

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adjective

/ˈjuː.zə.bəl/B1formal
  • frDécrit ce qui est apte ou approprié à être utilisé ; peut être appliqué efficacement.

Describes something that is fit or suitable for use; capable of being used effectively.

  1. Capable of being usedB1formal

    Able to be used for a particular purpose.

    frutilisable

    • The old computer is still usable for basic tasks.
    • This software is usable on both Windows and Mac.
    • The remaining materials are usable for the next project.

    Synonymesemployablefunctionaloperationalpracticableserviceableworkable

    Antonymesimpracticalineffectiveinoperativeinvalidnonfunctionalunfitunserviceableunusableuseless

  2. Fit or ready for useB1formal

    In a condition that allows it to be used; functional.

    frutilisable

    • The kitchen is now usable after the renovation.
    • Make sure the equipment is clean and usable before the experiment.
    • The road is usable again after the flood repairs.

    Synonymesavailablefitfunctionaloperationalpracticalreadyserviceableworkable

    Antonymesbrokendefectiveunusable

  3. Convenient for useB2formal

    Designed or suitable for easy use; practical.

    frPraticable / utilisable

    • The new app is very usable with its simple interface.
    • This format is more usable for storing large amounts of data.
    • The tool is usable for both professionals and beginners.

    Synonymesconvenientfunctionalhandypracticalserviceableuser-friendlyutileworkable

    Antonymesimpracticalinconvenientunwieldy

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  • more usable comparative form
  • most usable superlative form
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