foldable
/ˈfəʊldəbl/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈfəʊldəbl/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈfōl-də-bəl/ (ame, mw)
foldable — adjective
- foldablepositive
- more foldablecomparative
- most foldablesuperlative
1. made so you can bend or close it into a smaller shape for storage or travel.
made so you can bend or close it into a smaller shape for storage or travel.
Min bought a foldable bike for the short ride to school.
foldable + transport noun
The table is foldable, so Andres stores it behind the sofa.
predicative: be foldable
A foldable map slipped into Otis's jacket pocket during the train trip.
Ritu chose a foldable drying rack for her tiny laundry room.
The stroller has foldable sides that make bus rides much easier.
- collapsible
often suggests the item can flatten much more or collapse inward
- folding
common everyday label for hinged items such as chairs and tables
- portable
broader; something can be easy to carry without folding
文法句型
foldable + noun
be foldable
foldable for storage or travel
用法筆記
Usually used for products such as chairs, tables, maps, screens, and bikes. It can appear after be when the point is that the item stores more easily after you bend or close it.
常見錯誤
foldable — noun
1. an item with a folding design, especially one that packs away neatly when you ar
an item with a folding design, especially one that packs away neatly when you are not using it.
The camping store sells foldables such as chairs, tables, and stools.
plural noun: foldables
Andres carried the foldable to the park before the evening concert.
countable noun: the foldable
A broken hinge left the foldable stuck open beside the car.
The clerk showed Min a foldable that fits under a dorm bed.
文法句型
a foldable
buy or sell foldables
store a foldable
用法筆記
Rare outside catalog, shop, or product-talk contexts. Readers usually need nearby context to know whether the foldable is a chair, table, rack, or another object.