importable
Can be brought into a country or a computer system from another place
- adjective
- /ɪmˈpɔːrtəbl/
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importable
- Some firearms are importable, while others are restricted or banned from entry.
Examples
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So that means the natural language, OK, has to be importable into this next generation of OWL.
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Yogurt is not importable by law because it is classified as a fluid dairy product.
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The new software is importable into various operating systems without issue.
Surface Forms
importable positive
Morphology
Etymology
Importable comes from the word import, built from in- meaning 'into' and portare meaning 'to carry', the same idea you see in portable and transport. So importable simply means 'able to be brought in' to a country or system.