repeatable

Word family (noun) repeat repetition (adjective) repeated repetitive repetitious repeatable ≠ unrepeatable (verb) repeat (adverb) repeatedly repetitively

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishrepeatablere‧peat‧a‧ble /rɪˈpiːtəbəl/ adjective [not usually before noun] 1 → not repeatable2 able to be repeated I hope these results are repeatable.Examples from the Corpusrepeatable• A software crash generally happens when you try to do something in the same way - i.e. the crash is repeatable.• The activity and the catches were outstanding, if never repeatable.• The verb is spontaneous, fluid and not repeatable; the adjective is calculated, static and repeatable.• Your weight should transfer from the right to the left side, resulting ideally in a controlled repeatable action.• This phenomenon precipitates an interesting question: is the effect repeatable by a computer?• They are repeatable psychological events in the sense that a child repeatedly classifies stimuli in a consistent manner.• Instead of repeatable results, outcomes are merely probabilistic.

单词	repeatable
释义	repeatable Word family (noun) repeat repetition (adjective) repeated repetitive repetitious repeatable ≠ unrepeatable (verb) repeat (adverb) repeatedly repetitively From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishrepeatablere‧peat‧a‧ble /rɪˈpiːtəbəl/ adjective [not usually before noun] 1 → not repeatable2 able to be repeated I hope these results are repeatable.Examples from the Corpusrepeatable• A software crash generally happens when you try to do something in the same way - i.e. the crash is repeatable.• The activity and the catches were outstanding, if never repeatable.• The verb is spontaneous, fluid and not repeatable; the adjective is calculated, static and repeatable.• Your weight should transfer from the right to the left side, resulting ideally in a controlled repeatable action.• This phenomenon precipitates an interesting question: is the effect repeatable by a computer?• They are repeatable psychological events in the sense that a child repeatedly classifies stimuli in a consistent manner.• Instead of repeatable results, outcomes are merely probabilistic.
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