clearable

/klˈɪɹəbəl/ adj

able to be cleared

Word Origin Clear comes from Latin 'clarus' (clear, bright, loud). Add '-able' and you get clearable — able to be cleared. The root 'clarus' gives us 'clarity,' 'declare' (to make clear), and 'clarion' (a loud trumpet). The PIE root *kel- 'to shout' is behind the brightness and loudness.

adj able to be cleared

This land is clearable and suitable for agricultural development.

(形容词) 可清除的;可清理的

这片土地可以清理,适合农业发展。

(adjetivo) que se puede despejar o limpiar

Este terreno es desmontable y adecuado para el desarrollo agrícola.

(adjectif) défrichable; effaçable [Qui peut être défriché, dégagé ou nettoyé.]

Ce terrain peut être défriché et convient à un développement agricole.

(Adjektiv) rodbar; räumbar [So beschaffen, dass es gerodet oder von Hindernissen befreit werden kann.]

Dieses Land ist **clearable** und eignet sich für landwirtschaftliche Nutzung.

(形容詞) 片付けられる、除去できる、解消可能な。

この土地は開墾可能で、農業開発に適している。

(adjetivo) desobstruível; liberável; apagável; removível [Que pode ser desobstruído ou liberado.]

Este terreno é desobstruível e adequado para desenvolvimento agrícola.

Word parts: clear + able

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