Definition of interchangeable in English:

interchangeable

adjective ɪntəˈtʃeɪn(d)ʒəblˌɪn(t)ərˈtʃeɪndʒəb(ə)l

1(of two things) able to be interchanged.
eyepieces are interchangeable and one can use any eyepiece with any telescope
the V8 engines are all interchangeable with each other
Example sentencesExamples
- They aren't meant to be interchangeable with leader-writers.
- This technology is newer, tends to be more expensive and the devices and equipment are not compatible or interchangeable with the 802.11b standard.
- The Boeing 767s were largely interchangeable with the Airbus A310-200s albeit the 767s had a somewhat longer range.
- The modules are fully interchangeable with each other so they can be used and secured in place, without the need for blocking and bracing, in any of the MS&T containers.
- The euro will not change the terms of any existing contract and, from 1999, any reference to an EMU zone currency will be interchangeable with the euro at the given conversion rate.
- The key consideration was that the replacement part had to be interchangeable with the original one.
- Cups and lids must be interchangeable with those from other suppliers.
- Actually a full 60 percent of the Bizon 2's parts are fully interchangeable with the AKS - 74.
- These electrons are quite easily interchangeable with similar electrons from other things' extremities.
- After decades of producing small arms by hand, by 1842 the armories introduced large-scale assembly of muskets from uniform, interchangeable parts.
- Compliance does not imply that a component is fully interoperable or interchangeable with other similar complaint components from other manufacturers.
- It was either that or some boat that had built-in outriggers, each with its own dagger board (which was cunningly interchangeable with the rudder blade), and a central driving seat.
- The batteries are ideal for both new installations and for upgrades since they are directly interchangeable with standard products in form, fit and function.
- The FCC's two top issues are determining the boundaries for areas where numbers can be swapped and deciding whether wireline numbers will be interchangeable with wireless ones.
- Unlike many other attempts to copy to some degree the Winchester single-shot design, Ballard Rifle has recreated it exactly to the extent that all of their parts are interchangeable with the originals.
- For example, artillery ammunition could be interchangeable with tank and large mortar ammunition, reducing at least six types of ammunition to one.
- The Pharmacy and Therapeutics Subcommittee considers cefoxitin and cefotetan to be therapeutically equivalent and interchangeable antibiotics.
- In the case of wood, the separate butt-stocks and forends appear to be identical and interchangeable.
- Our guns are so exacting their parts are interchangeable with first generation Colts.
- Fiat owners will also have access to our full range of spare parts - most of which are fully interchangeable with Fiat spares.
Synonyms
exchangeable, transposable, replaceable
1. 1.1 Apparently identical; very similar.
  anonymous DJs and interchangeable disco divas
  Example sentencesExamples
  Now the names are interchangeable with US rappers.
  Psychoanalytically speaking, the two events are very closely related, if not identical and interchangeable.
  The conclusion of this report was that sponsorship was now essentially interchangeable with advertising in terms of placing brand images and deliberately targeting the young.
  They also tend to view themselves as co-parents, having equal and interchangeable roles in developing nurturant, androgynous offspring.
  I can only assume that he thinks the word ‘pagan’ is interchangeable with ‘immoral’, which it is not.
  Apparently our leaders do, viewing people as interchangeable cogs.
  How could two pharmacological agents, considered by many to be interchangeable and equivalent, have such divergent effects on coronary vascular outcomes despite similar effects on blood pressure?
  Commentary, National Review and The Weekly Standard are nearly interchangeable in terms of foreign policy and empire.
  There are some problems with the screenplay, most notably the kids being as interchangeable as those two Olsen twins.
  So I was paying $100 a day to a tour guide who, after twenty-seven years of living in Hamburg, had apparently concluded that English and German were interchangeable.
  In the other, the individual is interchangeable, for if all are equal in every way, one will do as well as the other.
  Perhaps at the root of strong assertions of male and female differences is the fear of so identifying the two as to make them interchangeable.
  As New York strip clubs get more upscale and the dancers grow more homogenous and interchangeable, neo-burlesque is an arena where individuality rules.
  Still, I attempted to search for an identification figure among the morass of interchangeable horndogs.
  There are three other girls just like her and they look so much alike under the layers of makeup they are almost interchangeable.
  Kristeva comments upon the fluid, interchangeable identities of Proust's characters.
  Bodies and identities - and races, it seems - are interchangeable.
  Iron sport outsiders often see bodybuilders and powerlifters as interchangeable, like identical twins, but those who bodybuild and those who powerlift mostly focus on the differences between one another.
  The songs, and the performances, were as indistinct and interchangeable as Ant and Dec.
  Medals and ribbons are NOT considered to be interchangeable uniform accoutrements by anyone who served or is serving on active duty.
  Synonyms
  identical, similar, alike, (exactly) the same, indistinguishable, uniform, twin, undifferentiated, homogeneous, of a piece, cut from the same cloth
  corresponding, correspondent, commensurate, equivalent, matching, like, parallel, analogous, comparable, cognate, equal
  informal like (two) peas in a pod, much of a muchness, (like) Tweedledum and Tweedledee

Derivatives

interchangeability

nounɪntətʃeɪn(d)ʒəˈbɪlɪtiˌɪn(t)ərˌtʃeɪndʒəˈbɪlədi

The first of these was an almost complete interchangeability between different parts of speech.
Example sentencesExamples
- Interpretation of early reports is complicated by the interchangeability of the terms ‘psalm’, ‘hymn’, and ‘song’.
- They all look completely different, but interchangeability from multiple brands enables Ford to create a wide variety of models.
- Links between international relations and international history - often referred to as diplomatic history - help to reinforce this notion of interchangeability of terms.
- Versatility and interchangeability were the hallmarks of his squad, to the point where halfbacks were on and off the field as often as forwards.

interchangeableness

noun

Definition of interchangeable in US English:

interchangeable

adjectiveˌin(t)ərˈCHānjəb(ə)lˌɪn(t)ərˈtʃeɪndʒəb(ə)l

1(of two things) able to be interchanged.
eyepieces are interchangeable and one can use any eyepiece with any telescope
the V8 engines are all interchangeable with each other
Example sentencesExamples
- The modules are fully interchangeable with each other so they can be used and secured in place, without the need for blocking and bracing, in any of the MS&T containers.
- These electrons are quite easily interchangeable with similar electrons from other things' extremities.
- The Pharmacy and Therapeutics Subcommittee considers cefoxitin and cefotetan to be therapeutically equivalent and interchangeable antibiotics.
- The Boeing 767s were largely interchangeable with the Airbus A310-200s albeit the 767s had a somewhat longer range.
- Cups and lids must be interchangeable with those from other suppliers.
- The FCC's two top issues are determining the boundaries for areas where numbers can be swapped and deciding whether wireline numbers will be interchangeable with wireless ones.
- For example, artillery ammunition could be interchangeable with tank and large mortar ammunition, reducing at least six types of ammunition to one.
- Our guns are so exacting their parts are interchangeable with first generation Colts.
- After decades of producing small arms by hand, by 1842 the armories introduced large-scale assembly of muskets from uniform, interchangeable parts.
- Unlike many other attempts to copy to some degree the Winchester single-shot design, Ballard Rifle has recreated it exactly to the extent that all of their parts are interchangeable with the originals.
- It was either that or some boat that had built-in outriggers, each with its own dagger board (which was cunningly interchangeable with the rudder blade), and a central driving seat.
- This technology is newer, tends to be more expensive and the devices and equipment are not compatible or interchangeable with the 802.11b standard.
- The euro will not change the terms of any existing contract and, from 1999, any reference to an EMU zone currency will be interchangeable with the euro at the given conversion rate.
- In the case of wood, the separate butt-stocks and forends appear to be identical and interchangeable.
- They aren't meant to be interchangeable with leader-writers.
- The key consideration was that the replacement part had to be interchangeable with the original one.
- Compliance does not imply that a component is fully interoperable or interchangeable with other similar complaint components from other manufacturers.
- Fiat owners will also have access to our full range of spare parts - most of which are fully interchangeable with Fiat spares.
- The batteries are ideal for both new installations and for upgrades since they are directly interchangeable with standard products in form, fit and function.
- Actually a full 60 percent of the Bizon 2's parts are fully interchangeable with the AKS - 74.
Synonyms
exchangeable, transposable, replaceable
1. 1.1 Apparently identical; very similar.
  the cast includes a lot of interchangeable faces
  Example sentencesExamples
  Medals and ribbons are NOT considered to be interchangeable uniform accoutrements by anyone who served or is serving on active duty.
  In the other, the individual is interchangeable, for if all are equal in every way, one will do as well as the other.
  Bodies and identities - and races, it seems - are interchangeable.
  They also tend to view themselves as co-parents, having equal and interchangeable roles in developing nurturant, androgynous offspring.
  Perhaps at the root of strong assertions of male and female differences is the fear of so identifying the two as to make them interchangeable.
  Kristeva comments upon the fluid, interchangeable identities of Proust's characters.
  So I was paying $100 a day to a tour guide who, after twenty-seven years of living in Hamburg, had apparently concluded that English and German were interchangeable.
  The songs, and the performances, were as indistinct and interchangeable as Ant and Dec.
  I can only assume that he thinks the word ‘pagan’ is interchangeable with ‘immoral’, which it is not.
  How could two pharmacological agents, considered by many to be interchangeable and equivalent, have such divergent effects on coronary vascular outcomes despite similar effects on blood pressure?
  Psychoanalytically speaking, the two events are very closely related, if not identical and interchangeable.
  As New York strip clubs get more upscale and the dancers grow more homogenous and interchangeable, neo-burlesque is an arena where individuality rules.
  There are some problems with the screenplay, most notably the kids being as interchangeable as those two Olsen twins.
  Now the names are interchangeable with US rappers.
  Still, I attempted to search for an identification figure among the morass of interchangeable horndogs.
  The conclusion of this report was that sponsorship was now essentially interchangeable with advertising in terms of placing brand images and deliberately targeting the young.
  There are three other girls just like her and they look so much alike under the layers of makeup they are almost interchangeable.
  Iron sport outsiders often see bodybuilders and powerlifters as interchangeable, like identical twins, but those who bodybuild and those who powerlift mostly focus on the differences between one another.
  Apparently our leaders do, viewing people as interchangeable cogs.
  Commentary, National Review and The Weekly Standard are nearly interchangeable in terms of foreign policy and empire.
  Synonyms
  identical, similar, alike, the same, exactly the same, indistinguishable, uniform, twin, undifferentiated, homogeneous, of a piece, cut from the same cloth

单词	interchangeable
释义	Definition of interchangeable in English: interchangeable adjective ɪntəˈtʃeɪn(d)ʒəblˌɪn(t)ərˈtʃeɪndʒəb(ə)l 1(of two things) able to be interchanged. eyepieces are interchangeable and one can use any eyepiece with any telescope the V8 engines are all interchangeable with each other Example sentencesExamples They aren't meant to be interchangeable with leader-writers. This technology is newer, tends to be more expensive and the devices and equipment are not compatible or interchangeable with the 802.11b standard. The Boeing 767s were largely interchangeable with the Airbus A310-200s albeit the 767s had a somewhat longer range. The modules are fully interchangeable with each other so they can be used and secured in place, without the need for blocking and bracing, in any of the MS&T containers. The euro will not change the terms of any existing contract and, from 1999, any reference to an EMU zone currency will be interchangeable with the euro at the given conversion rate. The key consideration was that the replacement part had to be interchangeable with the original one. Cups and lids must be interchangeable with those from other suppliers. Actually a full 60 percent of the Bizon 2's parts are fully interchangeable with the AKS - 74. These electrons are quite easily interchangeable with similar electrons from other things' extremities. After decades of producing small arms by hand, by 1842 the armories introduced large-scale assembly of muskets from uniform, interchangeable parts. Compliance does not imply that a component is fully interoperable or interchangeable with other similar complaint components from other manufacturers. It was either that or some boat that had built-in outriggers, each with its own dagger board (which was cunningly interchangeable with the rudder blade), and a central driving seat. The batteries are ideal for both new installations and for upgrades since they are directly interchangeable with standard products in form, fit and function. The FCC's two top issues are determining the boundaries for areas where numbers can be swapped and deciding whether wireline numbers will be interchangeable with wireless ones. Unlike many other attempts to copy to some degree the Winchester single-shot design, Ballard Rifle has recreated it exactly to the extent that all of their parts are interchangeable with the originals. For example, artillery ammunition could be interchangeable with tank and large mortar ammunition, reducing at least six types of ammunition to one. The Pharmacy and Therapeutics Subcommittee considers cefoxitin and cefotetan to be therapeutically equivalent and interchangeable antibiotics. In the case of wood, the separate butt-stocks and forends appear to be identical and interchangeable. Our guns are so exacting their parts are interchangeable with first generation Colts. Fiat owners will also have access to our full range of spare parts - most of which are fully interchangeable with Fiat spares. Synonyms exchangeable, transposable, replaceable 1.1 Apparently identical; very similar. anonymous DJs and interchangeable disco divas Example sentencesExamples Now the names are interchangeable with US rappers. Psychoanalytically speaking, the two events are very closely related, if not identical and interchangeable. The conclusion of this report was that sponsorship was now essentially interchangeable with advertising in terms of placing brand images and deliberately targeting the young. They also tend to view themselves as co-parents, having equal and interchangeable roles in developing nurturant, androgynous offspring. I can only assume that he thinks the word ‘pagan’ is interchangeable with ‘immoral’, which it is not. Apparently our leaders do, viewing people as interchangeable cogs. How could two pharmacological agents, considered by many to be interchangeable and equivalent, have such divergent effects on coronary vascular outcomes despite similar effects on blood pressure? Commentary, National Review and The Weekly Standard are nearly interchangeable in terms of foreign policy and empire. There are some problems with the screenplay, most notably the kids being as interchangeable as those two Olsen twins. So I was paying $100 a day to a tour guide who, after twenty-seven years of living in Hamburg, had apparently concluded that English and German were interchangeable. In the other, the individual is interchangeable, for if all are equal in every way, one will do as well as the other. Perhaps at the root of strong assertions of male and female differences is the fear of so identifying the two as to make them interchangeable. As New York strip clubs get more upscale and the dancers grow more homogenous and interchangeable, neo-burlesque is an arena where individuality rules. Still, I attempted to search for an identification figure among the morass of interchangeable horndogs. There are three other girls just like her and they look so much alike under the layers of makeup they are almost interchangeable. Kristeva comments upon the fluid, interchangeable identities of Proust's characters. Bodies and identities - and races, it seems - are interchangeable. Iron sport outsiders often see bodybuilders and powerlifters as interchangeable, like identical twins, but those who bodybuild and those who powerlift mostly focus on the differences between one another. The songs, and the performances, were as indistinct and interchangeable as Ant and Dec. Medals and ribbons are NOT considered to be interchangeable uniform accoutrements by anyone who served or is serving on active duty. Synonyms identical, similar, alike, (exactly) the same, indistinguishable, uniform, twin, undifferentiated, homogeneous, of a piece, cut from the same cloth corresponding, correspondent, commensurate, equivalent, matching, like, parallel, analogous, comparable, cognate, equal informal like (two) peas in a pod, much of a muchness, (like) Tweedledum and Tweedledee Derivatives interchangeability nounɪntətʃeɪn(d)ʒəˈbɪlɪtiˌɪn(t)ərˌtʃeɪndʒəˈbɪlədi The first of these was an almost complete interchangeability between different parts of speech. Example sentencesExamples Interpretation of early reports is complicated by the interchangeability of the terms ‘psalm’, ‘hymn’, and ‘song’. They all look completely different, but interchangeability from multiple brands enables Ford to create a wide variety of models. Links between international relations and international history - often referred to as diplomatic history - help to reinforce this notion of interchangeability of terms. Versatility and interchangeability were the hallmarks of his squad, to the point where halfbacks were on and off the field as often as forwards. interchangeableness noun Definition of interchangeable in US English: interchangeable adjectiveˌin(t)ərˈCHānjəb(ə)lˌɪn(t)ərˈtʃeɪndʒəb(ə)l 1(of two things) able to be interchanged. eyepieces are interchangeable and one can use any eyepiece with any telescope the V8 engines are all interchangeable with each other Example sentencesExamples The modules are fully interchangeable with each other so they can be used and secured in place, without the need for blocking and bracing, in any of the MS&T containers. These electrons are quite easily interchangeable with similar electrons from other things' extremities. The Pharmacy and Therapeutics Subcommittee considers cefoxitin and cefotetan to be therapeutically equivalent and interchangeable antibiotics. The Boeing 767s were largely interchangeable with the Airbus A310-200s albeit the 767s had a somewhat longer range. Cups and lids must be interchangeable with those from other suppliers. The FCC's two top issues are determining the boundaries for areas where numbers can be swapped and deciding whether wireline numbers will be interchangeable with wireless ones. For example, artillery ammunition could be interchangeable with tank and large mortar ammunition, reducing at least six types of ammunition to one. Our guns are so exacting their parts are interchangeable with first generation Colts. After decades of producing small arms by hand, by 1842 the armories introduced large-scale assembly of muskets from uniform, interchangeable parts. Unlike many other attempts to copy to some degree the Winchester single-shot design, Ballard Rifle has recreated it exactly to the extent that all of their parts are interchangeable with the originals. It was either that or some boat that had built-in outriggers, each with its own dagger board (which was cunningly interchangeable with the rudder blade), and a central driving seat. This technology is newer, tends to be more expensive and the devices and equipment are not compatible or interchangeable with the 802.11b standard. The euro will not change the terms of any existing contract and, from 1999, any reference to an EMU zone currency will be interchangeable with the euro at the given conversion rate. In the case of wood, the separate butt-stocks and forends appear to be identical and interchangeable. They aren't meant to be interchangeable with leader-writers. The key consideration was that the replacement part had to be interchangeable with the original one. Compliance does not imply that a component is fully interoperable or interchangeable with other similar complaint components from other manufacturers. Fiat owners will also have access to our full range of spare parts - most of which are fully interchangeable with Fiat spares. The batteries are ideal for both new installations and for upgrades since they are directly interchangeable with standard products in form, fit and function. Actually a full 60 percent of the Bizon 2's parts are fully interchangeable with the AKS - 74. Synonyms exchangeable, transposable, replaceable 1.1 Apparently identical; very similar. the cast includes a lot of interchangeable faces Example sentencesExamples Medals and ribbons are NOT considered to be interchangeable uniform accoutrements by anyone who served or is serving on active duty. In the other, the individual is interchangeable, for if all are equal in every way, one will do as well as the other. Bodies and identities - and races, it seems - are interchangeable. They also tend to view themselves as co-parents, having equal and interchangeable roles in developing nurturant, androgynous offspring. Perhaps at the root of strong assertions of male and female differences is the fear of so identifying the two as to make them interchangeable. Kristeva comments upon the fluid, interchangeable identities of Proust's characters. So I was paying $100 a day to a tour guide who, after twenty-seven years of living in Hamburg, had apparently concluded that English and German were interchangeable. The songs, and the performances, were as indistinct and interchangeable as Ant and Dec. I can only assume that he thinks the word ‘pagan’ is interchangeable with ‘immoral’, which it is not. How could two pharmacological agents, considered by many to be interchangeable and equivalent, have such divergent effects on coronary vascular outcomes despite similar effects on blood pressure? Psychoanalytically speaking, the two events are very closely related, if not identical and interchangeable. As New York strip clubs get more upscale and the dancers grow more homogenous and interchangeable, neo-burlesque is an arena where individuality rules. There are some problems with the screenplay, most notably the kids being as interchangeable as those two Olsen twins. Now the names are interchangeable with US rappers. Still, I attempted to search for an identification figure among the morass of interchangeable horndogs. The conclusion of this report was that sponsorship was now essentially interchangeable with advertising in terms of placing brand images and deliberately targeting the young. There are three other girls just like her and they look so much alike under the layers of makeup they are almost interchangeable. Iron sport outsiders often see bodybuilders and powerlifters as interchangeable, like identical twins, but those who bodybuild and those who powerlift mostly focus on the differences between one another. Apparently our leaders do, viewing people as interchangeable cogs. Commentary, National Review and The Weekly Standard are nearly interchangeable in terms of foreign policy and empire. Synonyms identical, similar, alike, the same, exactly the same, indistinguishable, uniform, twin, undifferentiated, homogeneous, of a piece, cut from the same cloth
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