learnable

IPA/ˈlɜː.nə.bəl/
IPA/ˈlɝː.nə.bəl/

learnable — adjective

  • learnablepositive
  • more learnablecomparative
  • most learnablesuperlative

1. describing skills, subjects, or information that people can acquire through stud

1.形容詞B2
釋義

describing skills, subjects, or information that people can acquire through study, practice, or instruction

例句

Basic cooking techniques are learnable through short online videos.

predicative use: be + learnable + through

Noor found that playing the piano is a learnable skill with daily practice.

attributive use: learnable + noun (skill)

同義詞
  • teachable

    more common for subjects and implies that someone can teach them effectively; also used for people ('a teachable student')

  • acquirable

    more formal, emphasises gaining through effort or experience over time

  • masterable

    implies reaching a high level of skill or knowledge, not just basic learning

反義詞
  • unlearnable

    direct opposite; describes something that cannot be learned

  • unteachable

    more common in everyday use; can describe both a person who resists teaching and a subject that is too difficult

文法句型

be + learnable

learnable + noun

用法筆記

Often used with adverbs like 'easily' or 'quickly'. More common in educational or instructional writing than in everyday conversation — speakers typically use phrases like 'easy to learn' or 'can be learned' instead.

常見錯誤

❌She is a very learnable person.
✅She learns very quickly.
💡'learnable' describes skills or subjects that can be learned, not a person's ability to learn.