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compatible

adjective (compatible; more compatible)

«compatible» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

  1. Able to work together with something else without problems (a charger compatible with your phone). tree →
  2. (people) Able to live, work or get on together well because they are alike in some way. tree →
  3. (medicine) Suitable to be given or put into someone's body without harm (a compatible blood type). tree →

In the lessons

In computing and technology, a game or app may be compatible only with certain consoles or phones. In friendships, compatible people get on well. In science and health, blood donors must have a compatible blood type. It tells the reader things fit together and work. Opposite: incompatible.

Examples

  • Is this game compatible with my tablet? tree →
  • The charger isn't compatible with the old phone. tree →
  • My sister and I aren't very compatible on long car trips. tree →
  • Blood for a transfusion must be a compatible type. tree →
  • These two Lego sets are compatible, so you can mix them. tree →
  • Their ideas were compatible, so they worked well together. tree →

Note

Spelled with -ible: compatible. Often used with «with». Opposite: incompatible. Noun: compatibility.

On Mova

This page in Markdown → https://md.dictionary.elamur.ai/free/en/english/compatible/