| 释义 |
addable, a.|ˈædəb(ə)l|
[f. add v. + -able. A variant of addible, formed on Fr. and Eng. analogies, without reference to a possible L. *addibilis.]
Capable of being added, or added to.
1678Cocker Arithm. (J.) The first number in every addition is called the addable number, the other, the number or numbers added. |