mutable

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mutable — 形容詞

  • mutablepositive
  • more mutablecomparative
  • most mutablesuperlative

1. If something is mutable, it can change easily and does not stay the same for lon

1.形容詞C1
釋義

易變的

容易改變、不固定的

If something is mutable, it can change easily and does not stay the same for long.

例句

The startup's rules were mutable, so new staff often felt confused.

這家新創公司的規定很易變,所以新進員工常常感到困惑。

be + mutable: rules can be changed

Min worked in a mutable market where prices could shift before lunch.

Min 在一個易變的市場裡工作,價格可能在午餐前就改變。

同義詞
  • changeable

    more common in everyday English and less formal

  • flexible

    often suggests a willing or useful ability to adapt

  • unstable

    stronger and more negative; suggests a lack of safety or balance

反義詞
  • fixed

    set and not expected to change

  • stable

    not likely to change suddenly

用法筆記

Common in formal writing about rules, situations, tastes, or personal qualities that may shift over time. It is more formal than everyday words such as 'changeable'.

常見錯誤

My yoga teacher is mutable enough to touch her toes.
My yoga teacher is flexible enough to touch her toes.
💡'mutable' means able to change, not able to bend.