includable
/ɪnˈkluː.də.bəl/ (bre, ipa) · /ɪnˈkluː.də.bəl/ (ame, ipa)
includable — adjective
- includablepositive
- more includablecomparative
- most includablesuperlative
1. describing an item, amount, or activity that the rules let you add to a list, su
describing an item, amount, or activity that the rules let you add to a list, sum, or category — for example, an expense the tax office accepts on a return, or a player who qualifies for the team roster.
The accountant confirmed that Renata's home-office rent was includable in her business expenses.
includable in [category/total]
Jude wanted to know whether his weekend trip to Kyoto was includable as research for the travel book.
includable as [category]
Volunteer hours at the local library are includable when students apply for the community service award.
Only fees paid before December are includable in the annual report submitted to head office.
The coach told Amihan that goals from friendly matches were not includable in her season total.
- countable
broader; can mean 'able to be enumerated' in general, while 'includable' specifies eligibility against a rule
- eligible
applies to people or items qualifying for selection; 'includable' is narrower, focused on counting toward a total
- admissible
more formal, common in legal or evidentiary contexts; 'includable' is more common in accounting and listing contexts
- excludable
direct opposite; describes items that the rules keep out of a total or list
- ineligible
applies more to people or applicants, but overlaps when describing items that fail to qualify
文法句型
includable in [group/total]
be includable as [category]
用法筆記
Frequently passive-leaning; subject is typically an item, amount, or activity being checked against a formal rule, list, or total. Almost always followed by 'in', 'as', or a conditional clause that names the rule.