Definition of detachable in English:

detachable

adjective dɪˈtatʃəb(ə)ldəˈtætʃəb(ə)l

Able to be removed or separated from something.
a shirt with a detachable collar
the detachable handles click on and off
Example sentencesExamples
- It has a stand-up collar with detachable hood, and a zipper with double storm flaps and Velcro closures.
- The unit is wall-mountable and there are detachable speakers.
- The cables for the front bezel and speakers to be connected to the motherboard are detachable at their mid point.
- On rainy days, you can resort to the detachable battery pack.
- However, we were less than impressed by the detachable metal cover for the mono screen.
- Included is a detachable keyboard weighing 420 grams for inputting longer texts.
- Volz filed a patent in September 1949 for a retractable tape rule in which the blade was detachable.
- For example, in practice, is technology readily detachable from the organization of which it is part?
- The internet comes to your computer through a modem, a detachable box inside your computer.
- It too has an ergonomic, detachable shoulder strap.

Derivatives

detachability

noun

The founding discovery of modernism has often been defined as the detachability of art from representation.
Example sentencesExamples
- The problem with the LP is faulty wiring caused by the detachability of the guitar's neck.
- The gasket paste leads to improved sealing performance and detachability.
- We researched patents with useful mechanisms that enable quick detachability and angular positioning of sensors on a vehicle roof rack.
- Screen is a text-based program acting as a window manager or terminal multiplexer: its two biggest features are its detachability and its multiplexing.

Definition of detachable in US English:

detachable

adjectivedəˈtaCHəb(ə)ldəˈtætʃəb(ə)l

Able to be removed or separated from something.
a shirt with a detachable collar
the detachable handles click on and off
Example sentencesExamples
- The cables for the front bezel and speakers to be connected to the motherboard are detachable at their mid point.
- The internet comes to your computer through a modem, a detachable box inside your computer.
- Included is a detachable keyboard weighing 420 grams for inputting longer texts.
- Volz filed a patent in September 1949 for a retractable tape rule in which the blade was detachable.
- On rainy days, you can resort to the detachable battery pack.
- However, we were less than impressed by the detachable metal cover for the mono screen.
- For example, in practice, is technology readily detachable from the organization of which it is part?
- The unit is wall-mountable and there are detachable speakers.
- It too has an ergonomic, detachable shoulder strap.
- It has a stand-up collar with detachable hood, and a zipper with double storm flaps and Velcro closures.

单词	detachable
释义	Definition of detachable in English: detachable adjective dɪˈtatʃəb(ə)ldəˈtætʃəb(ə)l Able to be removed or separated from something. a shirt with a detachable collar the detachable handles click on and off Example sentencesExamples It has a stand-up collar with detachable hood, and a zipper with double storm flaps and Velcro closures. The unit is wall-mountable and there are detachable speakers. The cables for the front bezel and speakers to be connected to the motherboard are detachable at their mid point. On rainy days, you can resort to the detachable battery pack. However, we were less than impressed by the detachable metal cover for the mono screen. Included is a detachable keyboard weighing 420 grams for inputting longer texts. Volz filed a patent in September 1949 for a retractable tape rule in which the blade was detachable. For example, in practice, is technology readily detachable from the organization of which it is part? The internet comes to your computer through a modem, a detachable box inside your computer. It too has an ergonomic, detachable shoulder strap. Derivatives detachability noun The founding discovery of modernism has often been defined as the detachability of art from representation. Example sentencesExamples The problem with the LP is faulty wiring caused by the detachability of the guitar's neck. The gasket paste leads to improved sealing performance and detachability. We researched patents with useful mechanisms that enable quick detachability and angular positioning of sensors on a vehicle roof rack. Screen is a text-based program acting as a window manager or terminal multiplexer: its two biggest features are its detachability and its multiplexing. Definition of detachable in US English: detachable adjectivedəˈtaCHəb(ə)ldəˈtætʃəb(ə)l Able to be removed or separated from something. a shirt with a detachable collar the detachable handles click on and off Example sentencesExamples The cables for the front bezel and speakers to be connected to the motherboard are detachable at their mid point. The internet comes to your computer through a modem, a detachable box inside your computer. Included is a detachable keyboard weighing 420 grams for inputting longer texts. Volz filed a patent in September 1949 for a retractable tape rule in which the blade was detachable. On rainy days, you can resort to the detachable battery pack. However, we were less than impressed by the detachable metal cover for the mono screen. For example, in practice, is technology readily detachable from the organization of which it is part? The unit is wall-mountable and there are detachable speakers. It too has an ergonomic, detachable shoulder strap. It has a stand-up collar with detachable hood, and a zipper with double storm flaps and Velcro closures.
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