rewritable
rewritable — adjective
- rewritablepositive
- more rewritablecomparative
- most rewritablesuperlative
1. describes computer storage media, such as CDs, DVDs, or USB drives, that can be
describes computer storage media, such as CDs, DVDs, or USB drives, that can be erased and filled with new information many times, rather than being used only once.
Daichi bought a rewritable USB drive for storing his design files.
rewritable + USB drive — noun after adjective
This rewritable disc can be erased and rewritten hundreds of times.
passive: can be erased and rewritten
Layla uses rewritable DVDs to back up her family photos every month.
The rewritable media finally stopped working after two years of daily use.
Make sure the drive supports rewritable discs before buying one.
- reusable
broader meaning; 'reusable' can refer to any item used more than once, while 'rewritable' applies specifically to digital data media
- recordable
sometimes used interchangeably, but 'recordable' often refers to write-once media (CD-R), whereas 'rewritable' implies repeated use
- write-once
can be written to only one time (e.g. CD-R, DVD-R)
- read-only
cannot be written to at all; data is fixed at manufacture (e.g. pressed CDs)
文法句型
rewritable + noun
用法筆記
Usually placed before a noun that names a storage device or medium (disc, drive, media). Most common in computing and electronics contexts.