detachable

adjective (detachable; not compared)

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

Everyday

Detachable means able to be removed and put back again. tree →

In the lessons

Used in everyday life about clothes and things: a detachable hood, detachable collar, detachable keyboard, detachable shower head. It tells you the part comes off and can be fitted again.

Examples

My coat has a detachable hood. tree →
The laptop has a detachable keyboard. tree →
The car seat has a detachable cover for washing. tree →
The pencil case has a detachable pocket. tree →
Some backpacks have detachable straps. tree →
The toy robot has detachable arms. tree →

Note

Verb: detach (to take off); opposite: attach. Opposite adjective: fixed, permanent. Spelling: detach + able.

On Mova

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