bendable
/ˈben.də.bəl/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈben.də.bəl/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈben-də-bəl/ (ame, mw)
bendable — adjective
- bendablepositive
- more bendablecomparative
- most bendablesuperlative
1. A bendable object or material can be curved or folded by hand without breaking o
A bendable object or material can be curved or folded by hand without breaking or snapping.
Hassan picked up the bendable wire and shaped it into a heart.
bendable wire
Emma's new phone case is made of soft, bendable plastic.
bendable plastic
The night-shift nurse used a bendable straw so the patient could drink comfortably.
Rin bent the thin metal ruler to show how bendable it was.
These bendable reading lights clip onto any book or headboard.
- flexible
broader in scope; works for abstract things like plans and schedules as well as physical objects
- pliable
suggests softness and ease of shaping, often used for materials like clay, leather, or wet wood
- supple
describes materials that bend gracefully and smoothly, especially fabric, leather, or a person's body
用法筆記
Almost always describes physical objects. For abstract meanings (schedules, plans, personalities), use flexible instead.