Definition of pleasable in English:

pleasable

adjective ˈpliːzəbl

1Capable of being pleased; (formerly) specifically †placable, mild (obsolete).
2Capable of pleasing; acceptable, pleasant, agreeable.

Origin

Late Middle English; earliest use found in The Wycliffite Bible (early version). From please + -able, probably originally after Anglo-Norman and Old French pleisable, plesable pleasing, agreeable, peaceful, serene.

Definition of pleasable in US English:

pleasable

adjectiveˈpliːzəbl

1Capable of being pleased; (formerly) specifically †placable, mild (obsolete).
2Capable of pleasing; acceptable, pleasant, agreeable.

Origin

Late Middle English; earliest use found in The Wycliffite Bible (early version). From please + -able, probably originally after Anglo-Norman and Old French pleisable, plesable pleasing, agreeable, peaceful, serene.

单词	pleasable
释义	Definition of pleasable in English: pleasable adjective ˈpliːzəbl US 1Capable of being pleased; (formerly) specifically †placable, mild (obsolete). 2Capable of pleasing; acceptable, pleasant, agreeable. Origin Late Middle English; earliest use found in The Wycliffite Bible (early version). From please + -able, probably originally after Anglo-Norman and Old French pleisable, plesable pleasing, agreeable, peaceful, serene. Definition of pleasable in US English: pleasable adjectiveˈpliːzəbl US 1Capable of being pleased; (formerly) specifically †placable, mild (obsolete). 2Capable of pleasing; acceptable, pleasant, agreeable. Origin Late Middle English; earliest use found in The Wycliffite Bible (early version). From please + -able, probably originally after Anglo-Norman and Old French pleisable, plesable pleasing, agreeable, peaceful, serene.
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