Definition of linkable in English:

linkable

adjectiveˈlɪŋkəblˈlɪŋkəbəl

1Capable of being linked with or to something.
a phenomenon linkable to certain temporary circumstances in America
Example sentencesExamples
- The process of creating the project seems also to be strongly linkable to building and sustaining team commitment and thereby to build a more robust team culture.
- The new "designer crisis" should be multi-faceted and linkable to a large number of other fake crises of the type the middle class thrill to.
- Companies have been limited to traditional fluorescent, linkable lighting technologies that are labor-intensive to maintain.
- Linkable rubber gym mats are laser cut to ensure a tight fit yet are still easy to install.
- Im converting my garage into a habitable room and utility room, and want to put a linkable smoke alarm into both rooms.
- Internet users probably don't even realize that AOL, Google, etc., are keeping logs of their searches, logs which in many if not most cases are linkable to a particular user.
- Because the light bar is a modular lighting system, it's linkable, which is great for spreading the light throughout your workspace.
- This convenient, attractive and very effective, linkable lighting system offers the ideal solution for domestic and commercial applications.
2Computing
(of online content) capable or worthy of being linked to.
the article has a nice graphic explaining the process, although it isn't linkable
let's take a look at how to use these tools to generate linkable content
Example sentencesExamples
- Articles are a great way to get theme-related one-way links, linkable content and can be contracted for around $10 per 500 word article.
- I'd post a video or sound file if I could find a postable or linkable one, but I can't; you'll just have to imagine it.
- Why, for example, don't galleries provide total, linkable guides to every new exhibition?
- Wikipedia is working on making any word or phrase linkable to an array of information about that word.
- They say they don't have the time or the money for quality linkable content.
- Sites that not might be very linkable still may be very sociable.

Derivatives

linkability

noun

Ssoetimes you may need to sacrifice relevancy for linkability.
Example sentencesExamples
- A site without linkability is a site destined for failure.
- There's a high degree of overlap between ranking factors and what makes a page highly shareable (reputability of the source, linkability, quality of the content).
- Does the number of ads on your website affect your linkability?
- The linkability of niche websites is often bigger than that of more generic sites.
- It’s this linkability which is needed to attract links and take your content viral.

Definition of linkable in US English:

linkable

adjectiveˈliNGkəbəlˈlɪŋkəbəl

1Capable of being linked with or to something.
a phenomenon linkable to certain temporary circumstances in America
Example sentencesExamples
- This convenient, attractive and very effective, linkable lighting system offers the ideal solution for domestic and commercial applications.
- Linkable rubber gym mats are laser cut to ensure a tight fit yet are still easy to install.
- Companies have been limited to traditional fluorescent, linkable lighting technologies that are labor-intensive to maintain.
- Internet users probably don't even realize that AOL, Google, etc., are keeping logs of their searches, logs which in many if not most cases are linkable to a particular user.
- The new "designer crisis" should be multi-faceted and linkable to a large number of other fake crises of the type the middle class thrill to.
- Because the light bar is a modular lighting system, it's linkable, which is great for spreading the light throughout your workspace.
- The process of creating the project seems also to be strongly linkable to building and sustaining team commitment and thereby to build a more robust team culture.
- Im converting my garage into a habitable room and utility room, and want to put a linkable smoke alarm into both rooms.
2Computing
(of online content) capable or worthy of being linked to.
the article has a nice graphic explaining the process, although it isn't linkable
let's take a look at how to use these tools to generate linkable content
Example sentencesExamples
- Wikipedia is working on making any word or phrase linkable to an array of information about that word.
- Articles are a great way to get theme-related one-way links, linkable content and can be contracted for around $10 per 500 word article.
- Sites that not might be very linkable still may be very sociable.
- Why, for example, don't galleries provide total, linkable guides to every new exhibition?
- They say they don't have the time or the money for quality linkable content.
- I'd post a video or sound file if I could find a postable or linkable one, but I can't; you'll just have to imagine it.

单词	linkable
释义	Definition of linkable in English: linkable adjectiveˈlɪŋkəblˈlɪŋkəbəl 1Capable of being linked with or to something. a phenomenon linkable to certain temporary circumstances in America Example sentencesExamples The process of creating the project seems also to be strongly linkable to building and sustaining team commitment and thereby to build a more robust team culture. The new "designer crisis" should be multi-faceted and linkable to a large number of other fake crises of the type the middle class thrill to. Companies have been limited to traditional fluorescent, linkable lighting technologies that are labor-intensive to maintain. Linkable rubber gym mats are laser cut to ensure a tight fit yet are still easy to install. Im converting my garage into a habitable room and utility room, and want to put a linkable smoke alarm into both rooms. Internet users probably don't even realize that AOL, Google, etc., are keeping logs of their searches, logs which in many if not most cases are linkable to a particular user. Because the light bar is a modular lighting system, it's linkable, which is great for spreading the light throughout your workspace. This convenient, attractive and very effective, linkable lighting system offers the ideal solution for domestic and commercial applications. 2Computing (of online content) capable or worthy of being linked to. the article has a nice graphic explaining the process, although it isn't linkable let's take a look at how to use these tools to generate linkable content Example sentencesExamples Articles are a great way to get theme-related one-way links, linkable content and can be contracted for around $10 per 500 word article. I'd post a video or sound file if I could find a postable or linkable one, but I can't; you'll just have to imagine it. Why, for example, don't galleries provide total, linkable guides to every new exhibition? Wikipedia is working on making any word or phrase linkable to an array of information about that word. They say they don't have the time or the money for quality linkable content. Sites that not might be very linkable still may be very sociable. Derivatives linkability noun Ssoetimes you may need to sacrifice relevancy for linkability. Example sentencesExamples A site without linkability is a site destined for failure. There's a high degree of overlap between ranking factors and what makes a page highly shareable (reputability of the source, linkability, quality of the content). Does the number of ads on your website affect your linkability? The linkability of niche websites is often bigger than that of more generic sites. It’s this linkability which is needed to attract links and take your content viral. Definition of linkable in US English: linkable adjectiveˈliNGkəbəlˈlɪŋkəbəl 1Capable of being linked with or to something. a phenomenon linkable to certain temporary circumstances in America Example sentencesExamples This convenient, attractive and very effective, linkable lighting system offers the ideal solution for domestic and commercial applications. Linkable rubber gym mats are laser cut to ensure a tight fit yet are still easy to install. Companies have been limited to traditional fluorescent, linkable lighting technologies that are labor-intensive to maintain. Internet users probably don't even realize that AOL, Google, etc., are keeping logs of their searches, logs which in many if not most cases are linkable to a particular user. The new "designer crisis" should be multi-faceted and linkable to a large number of other fake crises of the type the middle class thrill to. Because the light bar is a modular lighting system, it's linkable, which is great for spreading the light throughout your workspace. The process of creating the project seems also to be strongly linkable to building and sustaining team commitment and thereby to build a more robust team culture. Im converting my garage into a habitable room and utility room, and want to put a linkable smoke alarm into both rooms. 2Computing (of online content) capable or worthy of being linked to. the article has a nice graphic explaining the process, although it isn't linkable let's take a look at how to use these tools to generate linkable content Example sentencesExamples Wikipedia is working on making any word or phrase linkable to an array of information about that word. Articles are a great way to get theme-related one-way links, linkable content and can be contracted for around $10 per 500 word article. Sites that not might be very linkable still may be very sociable. Why, for example, don't galleries provide total, linkable guides to every new exhibition? They say they don't have the time or the money for quality linkable content. I'd post a video or sound file if I could find a postable or linkable one, but I can't; you'll just have to imagine it.
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