introducible

/ˌɪntɹədˈusᵻbəl/ adj

Able to be introduced.

Word Origin 'Introduce' from Latin intro- 'inward' + ducere 'to lead' — to lead in. The suffix -ible means 'able to be,' so introducible is literally 'able to be led in.' The root ducere is everywhere: produce (lead forward), reduce (lead back), deduce (lead down), induce (lead in), conduct (lead together), seduce (lead aside), and even duke (a leader).

adj Able to be introduced.

The new policy is easily introducible to the existing framework.

(形容词) 可引入的;可采用的

这项新政策很容易引入现有框架。

(adjetivo) Que puede ser introducido.

La nueva política se introduce fácilmente en el marco existente.

(adjectif) introduisible; présentable [Qui peut être introduit ou présenté.]

La nouvelle politique est facilement introducible dans le cadre existant.

(Adjektiv) einführbar; einleitbar [So beschaffen, dass es eingeführt werden kann.]

Die neue Richtlinie ist problemlos in das bestehende System **introducible**.

(形容詞) 導入できる、紹介できる。

新しい方針は既存の枠組みに容易に導入できる。

(adjetivo) introduzível; apresentável [Que pode ser introduzido.]

A nova política é facilmente introduzível no framework existente.

Word parts: intro + duc + ible

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