Definition of discoverable in English:

discoverable

adjective dɪˈskʌv(ə)rəb(ə)ldəˈskəv(ə)rəb(ə)l

1Able to be discovered or found; findable.
the traces of his pen are readily discoverable on every page
there must be some discoverable patterns
Example sentencesExamples
- The purpose of this term is to ensure that the terms of the licence, and the constraints on its use, are readily discoverable by everyone who acquires a copy.
- Remember such steps are potentially discoverable by a future purchaser.
- The consequences of such a conflict are not discoverable.
- It is not at all obvious that such underlying structures exist, let alone that they are discoverable by us.
- It might contain an underlying message that overrides careful analysis discoverable only by the few who go through it with a fine-tooth comb.
- The actual state of a person's mind is not always readily discoverable.
- They would never be discoverable within an individual lifetime, so they become irrelevant.
- History is not a chain of meaningless and often accidental occurrences, but a necessary process heading towards a discoverable goal.
- My indigent unguided friends, I should think some work might be discoverable for you.
- The germs sent to Florida, New York and Washington appeared to be of the same strain - thus connecting one to the other, if not to any discoverable source.
1. 1.1Computing (of online content) tending or designed to be easily found by users via a search engine, within an application, or on a website.
  the keywords appearing in the content are discoverable through search engines
  your content needs to be easily discoverable and accessible to the tablet user
  Example sentencesExamples
  Since then I've checked on my phone a couple of times while I've been in public and there are a lot of discoverable devices out there.
  Every public update sent to Twitter from anywhere in the world 24/7 can be instantly indexed and made discoverable via our newly launched real-time search.
  Good systems provide some basic constructions for making elements discoverable that can easily be reused.
  The user interface is not obvious and not easily discoverable, so you'll need a little help to be able to use it.
  It's also possible for an item to be discoverable, but difficult to use.
  The trap, and the myth, of discoverability is that in any design, not everything can be discoverable.
  You might want to invest in making different things discoverable for different types of users.
  Any devices in range and discoverable will respond, and are then listed, with their names.
  The search engine says it aims to make the world's books "discoverable online" by offering both well known classics and obscure titles on every conceivable subject.
  All things can not be easily discoverable because everything is limited.

Definition of discoverable in US English:

discoverable

adjectivedəˈskəv(ə)rəb(ə)ldəˈskəv(ə)rəb(ə)l

1Able to be discovered or found; findable.
the traces of his pen are readily discoverable on every page
there must be some discoverable patterns
Example sentencesExamples
- My indigent unguided friends, I should think some work might be discoverable for you.
- The germs sent to Florida, New York and Washington appeared to be of the same strain - thus connecting one to the other, if not to any discoverable source.
- It is not at all obvious that such underlying structures exist, let alone that they are discoverable by us.
- They would never be discoverable within an individual lifetime, so they become irrelevant.
- The consequences of such a conflict are not discoverable.
- History is not a chain of meaningless and often accidental occurrences, but a necessary process heading towards a discoverable goal.
- Remember such steps are potentially discoverable by a future purchaser.
- The purpose of this term is to ensure that the terms of the licence, and the constraints on its use, are readily discoverable by everyone who acquires a copy.
- It might contain an underlying message that overrides careful analysis discoverable only by the few who go through it with a fine-tooth comb.
- The actual state of a person's mind is not always readily discoverable.
1. 1.1Computing (of online content) tending or designed to be easily found by users via a search engine, within an application, or on a website.
  the keywords appearing in the content are discoverable through search engines
  your content needs to be easily discoverable and accessible to the tablet user
  Example sentencesExamples
  The user interface is not obvious and not easily discoverable, so you'll need a little help to be able to use it.
  Since then I've checked on my phone a couple of times while I've been in public and there are a lot of discoverable devices out there.
  The search engine says it aims to make the world's books "discoverable online" by offering both well known classics and obscure titles on every conceivable subject.
  Good systems provide some basic constructions for making elements discoverable that can easily be reused.
  Any devices in range and discoverable will respond, and are then listed, with their names.
  All things can not be easily discoverable because everything is limited.
  Every public update sent to Twitter from anywhere in the world 24/7 can be instantly indexed and made discoverable via our newly launched real-time search.
  The trap, and the myth, of discoverability is that in any design, not everything can be discoverable.
  You might want to invest in making different things discoverable for different types of users.
  It's also possible for an item to be discoverable, but difficult to use.

词汇	discoverable
释义	Definition of discoverable in English: discoverable adjective dɪˈskʌv(ə)rəb(ə)ldəˈskəv(ə)rəb(ə)l 1Able to be discovered or found; findable. the traces of his pen are readily discoverable on every page there must be some discoverable patterns Example sentencesExamples The purpose of this term is to ensure that the terms of the licence, and the constraints on its use, are readily discoverable by everyone who acquires a copy. Remember such steps are potentially discoverable by a future purchaser. The consequences of such a conflict are not discoverable. It is not at all obvious that such underlying structures exist, let alone that they are discoverable by us. It might contain an underlying message that overrides careful analysis discoverable only by the few who go through it with a fine-tooth comb. The actual state of a person's mind is not always readily discoverable. They would never be discoverable within an individual lifetime, so they become irrelevant. History is not a chain of meaningless and often accidental occurrences, but a necessary process heading towards a discoverable goal. My indigent unguided friends, I should think some work might be discoverable for you. The germs sent to Florida, New York and Washington appeared to be of the same strain - thus connecting one to the other, if not to any discoverable source. 1.1Computing (of online content) tending or designed to be easily found by users via a search engine, within an application, or on a website. the keywords appearing in the content are discoverable through search engines your content needs to be easily discoverable and accessible to the tablet user Example sentencesExamples Since then I've checked on my phone a couple of times while I've been in public and there are a lot of discoverable devices out there. Every public update sent to Twitter from anywhere in the world 24/7 can be instantly indexed and made discoverable via our newly launched real-time search. Good systems provide some basic constructions for making elements discoverable that can easily be reused. The user interface is not obvious and not easily discoverable, so you'll need a little help to be able to use it. It's also possible for an item to be discoverable, but difficult to use. The trap, and the myth, of discoverability is that in any design, not everything can be discoverable. You might want to invest in making different things discoverable for different types of users. Any devices in range and discoverable will respond, and are then listed, with their names. The search engine says it aims to make the world's books "discoverable online" by offering both well known classics and obscure titles on every conceivable subject. All things can not be easily discoverable because everything is limited. Definition of discoverable in US English: discoverable adjectivedəˈskəv(ə)rəb(ə)ldəˈskəv(ə)rəb(ə)l 1Able to be discovered or found; findable. the traces of his pen are readily discoverable on every page there must be some discoverable patterns Example sentencesExamples My indigent unguided friends, I should think some work might be discoverable for you. The germs sent to Florida, New York and Washington appeared to be of the same strain - thus connecting one to the other, if not to any discoverable source. It is not at all obvious that such underlying structures exist, let alone that they are discoverable by us. They would never be discoverable within an individual lifetime, so they become irrelevant. The consequences of such a conflict are not discoverable. History is not a chain of meaningless and often accidental occurrences, but a necessary process heading towards a discoverable goal. Remember such steps are potentially discoverable by a future purchaser. The purpose of this term is to ensure that the terms of the licence, and the constraints on its use, are readily discoverable by everyone who acquires a copy. It might contain an underlying message that overrides careful analysis discoverable only by the few who go through it with a fine-tooth comb. The actual state of a person's mind is not always readily discoverable. 1.1Computing (of online content) tending or designed to be easily found by users via a search engine, within an application, or on a website. the keywords appearing in the content are discoverable through search engines your content needs to be easily discoverable and accessible to the tablet user Example sentencesExamples The user interface is not obvious and not easily discoverable, so you'll need a little help to be able to use it. Since then I've checked on my phone a couple of times while I've been in public and there are a lot of discoverable devices out there. The search engine says it aims to make the world's books "discoverable online" by offering both well known classics and obscure titles on every conceivable subject. Good systems provide some basic constructions for making elements discoverable that can easily be reused. Any devices in range and discoverable will respond, and are then listed, with their names. All things can not be easily discoverable because everything is limited. Every public update sent to Twitter from anywhere in the world 24/7 can be instantly indexed and made discoverable via our newly launched real-time search. The trap, and the myth, of discoverability is that in any design, not everything can be discoverable. You might want to invest in making different things discoverable for different types of users. It's also possible for an item to be discoverable, but difficult to use.
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