restorable
restorable — 形容詞
- restorablepositive
- more restorablecomparative
- most restorablesuperlative
1. able to be brought back to a good or working state after being damaged, lost, or
可修復的
受損後能恢復原狀的
able to be brought back to a good or working state after being damaged, lost, or allowed to decay
The old farmhouse looked ruined, but the surveyor said the walls were still restorable.
這棟老農舍看起來毀了，但測量員說牆壁仍可修復。
predicative: be + restorable after a damaged-object subject
Imani backed up her files nightly, so the lost report was easily restorable.
Imani 每晚備份檔案，所以遺失的報告很容易就能從雲端救回。
collocation: easily restorable for recovered data
The museum bought the cracked painting because experts judged it fully restorable.
博物館買下那幅龜裂的畫，因為專家判斷它完全可以修復。
collocation: fully restorable
After the flood, only a few of the antique chairs in the hall remained restorable.
水災過後，大廳裡只剩少數幾張古董椅還能修復。
Cyrus argued that the abandoned garden was restorable with a season of careful work.
Cyrus 主張那座荒廢的花園只要花一季細心整理就能恢復。
- easily restorable
- fully restorable
- still restorable
- restorable condition
- repairable
narrower — physical objects only, not lost data or land
- salvageable
implies rescuing something partly from loss or wreckage
- recoverable
common for data or money that can be got back
- irreparable
damage that cannot be fixed at all
- ruined
already beyond saving
用法筆記
Subject is usually a damaged or lost thing — a building, artwork, file, or natural area — not a person. Frequently appears after 'be' and paired with 'fully', 'easily', or 'still'.
常見錯誤
同根字
- restore動詞B2
- restoration名詞B2
- restorer名詞C1
- restorative形容詞C2