Navigable - English meaning

Navigable – definitions in English dictionary

adjective
(of a waterway or sea) able to be sailed on by ships or boats.
Usage examples:
A navigable channel
Synonims:
Passable Negotiable Traversable Able to be sailed/travelled on Crossable Clear Open Free from obstruction Unobstructed Unblocked
adjective
(of a website) easy to move around in.
Usage examples:
The use of white space can help make your mobile-optimized site clearer and more navigable

adjective
Deep and wide enough for a ship to go through
Usage examples:
A navigable stretch of river

Navigable translation into English

Navigable: translate from English into Chinese

可通航

Navigable: translate from English into Dutch

Bevaarbaar, Bestuurbaar, Zeewaardig

Navigable: translate from English into French

Navigable, Dirigeable

Navigable: translate from English into German

Schiffbar, Befahrbar, Lenkbar, Seetüchtig

Navigable: translate from English into Hindi

जहाज़-रानी का, नौगम्य, नाव्य, जहाज़ों के चलने लायक़, जहाज़ों के चलने योग्य

Navigable: translate from English into Italian

Navigabile

Navigable: translate from English into Korean

항해 가능한, 항해하기에 알맞은, 항해하기에 할 수 있는, 항행하기에 알맞은, 항행하기에 할 수 있는, 항행에 견딜 수 있는

Navigable: translate from English into Russian

Судоходный, Управляемый, Мореходный, Обладающий мореходными качествами, Доступный для полетов, Летный

Navigable: translate from English into Spanish

Navegable, Gobernable

Word origin

early 16th century: from French navigable or Latin navigabilis, from the verb navigare ‘to sail’ (see navigate).

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Navigable – similar words

navigably

adverb
In a navigable manner; so as to be navigable.

adverb
In a navigable manner (= deep, wide, or safe enough for a boat to go through)
Usage examples:
All of these rivers are navigably connected to the open sea., the canals were the most navigably ef…

Navigably - all meanings in English

navigability

ˌnæv.ɪ.ɡəˈbɪl.ə.ti

noun
The degree to which an area of water is deep, wide, or safe enough for a boat to go through
Usage examples:
They have promised to improve the navigability of the river., the agency issued a report on the riv…

noun
(of a website or computer screen) the quality of being easy to move around to find the information or part that you want
Usage examples:
He praised the site for its navigability., navigability is crucial in an online cv: make it easy to…

Navigability - all meanings in English

Navigable synonims

clear

adjective
Easy to perceive, understand, or interpret.
Usage examples:
Clear and precise directions

adverb
So as to be out of the way of or away from.
Usage examples:
He leapt clear of the car

verb
Remove an obstruction or unwanted item or items from.
Usage examples:
The drive had been cleared of snow

Clear - all meanings in English

crossable

adjective
(of a river or road) allowing safe, easy, or unobstructed access from one side to the other.
Usage examples:
In places the usually crossable river had become five feet deep

adjective
If a road, river, etc. is crossable, you are able to cross it from one side to the other
Usage examples:
It will take us an hour to walk to the crossable part of the river., a crossable gap in traffic is …

Crossable - all meanings in English

negotiable

adjective
Open to discussion or modification.
Usage examples:
The price was not negotiable

adjective
Able to be formally discussed or changed in order to reach an agreement
Usage examples:
At this stage, everything is negotiable.

adjective
Used to describe bonds, shares, etc. that can be bought and sold
Usage examples:
The company will sell some negotiable securities to raise money., prices are negotiable on longer s…

Negotiable - all meanings in English

open

adjective
Allowing access, passage, or a view through an empty space; not closed or blocked.
Usage examples:
He climbed through the open window

verb
Move (a door or window) so as to leave a space allowing access and vision.
Usage examples:
She opened the door and went in

noun
Make or become formally ready for customers, visitors, or business.
Usage examples:
She raised $731 by opening her home and selling coffee and tea

Open - all meanings in English

passable

adjective
Just good enough to be acceptable; satisfactory.
Usage examples:
He spoke passable english

adjective
Satisfactory but not excellent
Usage examples:
Angie can speak passable russian., it’s snowing, but the roads are passable.

Passable - all meanings in English

unblocked

verb
Remove an obstruction from (something, especially a pipe or drain).
Usage examples:
A gadget to unblock sinks quickly

Unblocked - all meanings in English

unobstructed

adjective
Not obstructed.
Usage examples:
An unobstructed view of the traffic lights

adjective
Not blocked, so that it is easy to see something or go somewhere
Usage examples:
Because they are built on a steep angle, the seats provide unobstructed views., all fire exits were…

Unobstructed - all meanings in English

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