Reachable meaning in English
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Definition
reachable: attainable, approachable, obtainable, accessible
Exercise 1
A "detachable" object is .
The supertrowel is "easy to store." "To store (data)" is to "" it.
The supertrowel is "easy to store." "To store (data)" is to "" it.
A "detachable" object is removable 1.
The supertrowel is "easy to store." "To store (data)" is to "keep 2" it.
The supertrowel is "easy to store." "To store (data)" is to "keep 2" it.
1 removable: To "detach" something means to separate it or remove it from another object. To "remove" something is to take it, or move from its position. If something is "removable" then you are able to move it. These two terms are synonymous in this context.
1 obtainable: If something is "detachable", it can be removed or detached. An "obtainable" object can be "acquired" "gotten" it. The words "obtainable" and "detachable" are not synonymous.
1 reachable: If something is "detachable", it can be removed or detached. A "reachable" object is in close proximity to someone: it is possible to "reach" or "access" it. The two terms are not synonymous.
1 disposable: If something is "detachable", it can be removed or detached. A disposable object can be thrown away. The two terms are not synonymous.
2 keep: To "store" something means to "put it away" and "keep it" for future use. The verbs to "store" and to "keep" are synonymous in this context.
2 guard: To "store" something means to "put it away" and "hold on to" it for future use. To "guard" something means to stand watch over it or "protect" it. The words "guard" and "store" are not synonymous in English.
2 hide: To "store" something means to "put it away" and "hold on to" it for future use. To "hide" something is to conceal it, or put it somewhere so that it cannot be found. The terms "store" and "hide" are not synonymous.
2 find: To "store" something means to "put it away" and "hold on to" it for future use. To "find" something is to locate or discover it. The terms "store" and "find" are not synonymous.
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