Definition of traceable in English:

traceable

adjective ˈtreɪsəb(ə)lˈtreɪsəb(ə)lˈtreɪsəb(ə)l

1Able to be found or discovered.
the roots of his difficulties are easily traceable
Example sentencesExamples
- It was revealed that cannabis was traceable in the body for a minimum of six hours after smoking it.
- Researchers provide volunteers with a food or beverage that's spiked with a traceable form of magnesium.
- There was a barely traceable hint of jealousy in his voice.
- She's the eldest daughter of a powerful family with a long traceable heritage.
- The benefits for buyers are substantial price savings, plus a traceable and transparent sourcing process.
1. 1.1 Able to be followed on its course or to its origin.
  she noticed the easily traceable tracks her horse left
  the fault is directly traceable to my office
  Example sentencesExamples
  The book, although published in the 1920s, has roots traceable to 1850.
  Gangs sold equipment abroad because it was less traceable.
  Make sure that any test data being used does not expose real information traceable to real customers.
  Spam is increasingly not being sent from a single traceable mail system.
  The meat was traceable to the farm level.

Derivatives

traceability

nountreɪsəˈbɪlɪtiˌtreɪsəˈbɪlədi

Traceability will underpin all future food safety legislation.
Example sentencesExamples
- We need traceability and a surveillance system that ensures early recognition of a disease problem.
- Traceability is a fundamental requirement for organic certification.
- As the community is small, complete transparency and traceability is guaranteed.
- Traceability from field to plate is essential in today's consumer market.

Definition of traceable in US English:

traceable

adjectiveˈtreɪsəb(ə)lˈtrāsəb(ə)l

1Able to be found or discovered.
the roots of his difficulties are easily traceable
Example sentencesExamples
- It was revealed that cannabis was traceable in the body for a minimum of six hours after smoking it.
- There was a barely traceable hint of jealousy in his voice.
- Researchers provide volunteers with a food or beverage that's spiked with a traceable form of magnesium.
- The benefits for buyers are substantial price savings, plus a traceable and transparent sourcing process.
- She's the eldest daughter of a powerful family with a long traceable heritage.
1. 1.1 Able to be followed on its course or to its origin.
  she noticed the easily traceable tracks her horse left
  the fault is directly traceable to my office
  Example sentencesExamples
  Gangs sold equipment abroad because it was less traceable.
  Make sure that any test data being used does not expose real information traceable to real customers.
  The meat was traceable to the farm level.
  Spam is increasingly not being sent from a single traceable mail system.
  The book, although published in the 1920s, has roots traceable to 1850.

单词	traceable
释义	Definition of traceable in English: traceable adjective ˈtreɪsəb(ə)lˈtreɪsəb(ə)lˈtreɪsəb(ə)l 1Able to be found or discovered. the roots of his difficulties are easily traceable Example sentencesExamples It was revealed that cannabis was traceable in the body for a minimum of six hours after smoking it. Researchers provide volunteers with a food or beverage that's spiked with a traceable form of magnesium. There was a barely traceable hint of jealousy in his voice. She's the eldest daughter of a powerful family with a long traceable heritage. The benefits for buyers are substantial price savings, plus a traceable and transparent sourcing process. 1.1 Able to be followed on its course or to its origin. she noticed the easily traceable tracks her horse left the fault is directly traceable to my office Example sentencesExamples The book, although published in the 1920s, has roots traceable to 1850. Gangs sold equipment abroad because it was less traceable. Make sure that any test data being used does not expose real information traceable to real customers. Spam is increasingly not being sent from a single traceable mail system. The meat was traceable to the farm level. Derivatives traceability nountreɪsəˈbɪlɪtiˌtreɪsəˈbɪlədi Traceability will underpin all future food safety legislation. Example sentencesExamples We need traceability and a surveillance system that ensures early recognition of a disease problem. Traceability is a fundamental requirement for organic certification. As the community is small, complete transparency and traceability is guaranteed. Traceability from field to plate is essential in today's consumer market. Definition of traceable in US English: traceable adjectiveˈtreɪsəb(ə)lˈtrāsəb(ə)l 1Able to be found or discovered. the roots of his difficulties are easily traceable Example sentencesExamples It was revealed that cannabis was traceable in the body for a minimum of six hours after smoking it. There was a barely traceable hint of jealousy in his voice. Researchers provide volunteers with a food or beverage that's spiked with a traceable form of magnesium. The benefits for buyers are substantial price savings, plus a traceable and transparent sourcing process. She's the eldest daughter of a powerful family with a long traceable heritage. 1.1 Able to be followed on its course or to its origin. she noticed the easily traceable tracks her horse left the fault is directly traceable to my office Example sentencesExamples Gangs sold equipment abroad because it was less traceable. Make sure that any test data being used does not expose real information traceable to real customers. The meat was traceable to the farm level. Spam is increasingly not being sent from a single traceable mail system. The book, although published in the 1920s, has roots traceable to 1850.
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