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10 Language-to-English Dictionariescleansable
/ˈklɛnzəbəl/Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
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Capable of being cleansed or thoroughly cleaned.
"The new industrial filter is designed to be easily cleansable."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from the verb 'cleanse' (from Old English 'clǣnsian') + the suffix '-able' (from Latin '-abilis'), denoting capability or susceptibility to an action.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "cleansable" is said worldwide
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nettoyable
Transliteration: nettoyable
"Ce matériau est facilement nettoyable."
reinigbar
Transliteration: reinigbar
"Die Oberfläche ist leicht reinigbar."
pulibile
Transliteration: pulibile
"Questo filtro è completamente pulibile."
limpiable
Transliteration: limpiable
"El dispositivo es totalmente limpiable."
limpável
Transliteration: limpável
"O equipamento é facilmente limpável."
साफ़ करने योग्य
Transliteration: saf karne yogya
"यह उपकरण साफ़ करने योग्य है।"
可清洗的
Transliteration: kě xǐxǐ de
"这种材料是可清洗的。"
세척 가능한
Transliteration: secheok ganeunghan
"이 필터는 쉽게 세척 가능한 제품입니다."
清掃可能な
Transliteration: seisō kanō na
"このフィルターは清掃可能です。"
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