English
Etymology
From Old French usable, from the verb user (“to use”).
Pronunciation
Adjective
usable (comparative more usable, superlative most usable)
- Capable of being used.
- Antonym: unusable
- Easy to use; exhibiting good usability.
- Synonym: user-friendliness
- homosexual
- 2019 episode 1 A Very English Scandal
- Are you telling me that you were useable?
Derived terms
Translations
capable of being used
- Armenian: գործածելի (hy) (gorcaceli)
- Belarusian: прыда́тны да ўжыва́ння (prydátny da ŭžyvánnja), прыда́тны (prydátny)
- Catalan: usable, utilitzable
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 可用 (kěyòng)
- Czech: použitelný (cs) m
- Danish: brugbar (da), anvendelig
- Dutch: bruikbaar (nl)
- Esperanto: uzebla
- Estonian: kasutatav
- Finnish: käyttökelpoinen (fi)
- French: utilisable (fr)
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- German: nutzbar (de), benutzbar (de)
- Hungarian: használható (hu)
- Manx: yn-ymmydey
- Occitan: utilizable
- Portuguese: utilizável (pt), usável (pt)
- Romanian: folosibil, utilizabil (ro), întrebuințabil
- Russian: го́дный к употребле́нию (gódnyj k upotrebléniju), го́дный (ru) (gódnyj)
- Spanish: utilizable (es), usable
- Swedish: användbar (sv), bruklig (sv)
- Turkish: kullanılır (tr), elverişli (tr), yaraklı (tr)
- Ukrainian: прида́тний для вжива́ння (prydátnyj dlja vžyvánnja), прида́тний (prydátnyj)
- Vietnamese: dùng được, khả dụng (vi)
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See also
Anagrams
Spanish
Etymology
usar + -able
Adjective
usable m or f (masculine and feminine plural usables)
- usable
- Synonym: utilizable
