predictable

English

Etymology

predict +‎ -able

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /pɹɪˈdɪktəbl̩/

Adjective

predictable (comparative more predictable, superlative most predictable)

1. Able to be predicted.

   a predictable mathematical pattern

   a boring film with a predictable ending

Antonyms

• unpredictable

Derived terms

• predictability

Related terms

• predict
• prediction
• predictor

Translations

able to be predicted

• Armenian: կանխատեսելի (kanxateseli)
• Belarusian: прадказа́льны (pradkazálʹny)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 可預見的／可预见的, 可预见的 (kě yùjiàn de), 可預言的／可预言的, 可预言的 (kě yùyán de), 意料之中 (yìliào zhī zhōng)

• Czech: předvídatelný (cs) m
• Dutch: voorspelbaar (nl)
• Finnish: ennustettava, ennalta arvattava
• French: prédictible (fr) m or f, prévisible (fr) m or f
• Georgian: მოსალოდნელი (mosalodneli), წინასწარგანჭვრეტადი (c̣inasc̣arganč̣vreṭadi)
• German: vorhersagbar, prädiktabel (de)
• Greek: προβλέψιμος (el) (provlépsimos)
• Hungarian: kiszámítható (hu), megjósolható
• Irish: intuartha
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• Japanese: 先が見える (saki ga mieru), 予測できる (ja) (yosoku dekiru), 起こりうる (okoriuru)
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: forutsigbar

  Nynorsk: føreseieleg

• Polish: przewidywalny (pl) m
• Portuguese: previsível (pt) m or f
• Romanian: predictibil m or n, anticipabil m or n, previzibil (ro) m or n
• Russian: предсказу́емый (ru) (predskazújemyj)
• Spanish: predecible (es)
• Swedish: förutsägbar (sv)
• Ukrainian: передба́чуваний (peredbáčuvanyj)
• Welsh: rhagweladwy (cy)

See also

• expected
• possible