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reckonable

/ɹˈɛkoʊnəbəl/ adj

Able to be reckoned or computed.

Word Origin Reckonable is built on reckon, from Old English recenian 'to recount, explain' — and that traces back to the PIE root *reg- meaning 'to move in a straight line, direct.' The idea is that when you reckon something, you're setting it straight, making it accountable. That's why the same root gives us righteous (morally straight) and reckless (without reckoning, carelessly).

adj Able to be reckoned or computed.

The financial losses were reckonable and could be precisely calculated.

(形容词) 可计算的

财务损失是可计算的，能够精确核算。

(adjetivo) calculable; computable; estimable; evaluable [Que se puede calcular o computar.]

Las pérdidas financieras eran calculables y podían determinarse con exactitud.

(adjectif) calculable; estimable; évaluable; dénombrable; comptable [Qui peut être calculé ou évalué.]

Les pertes financières étaient calculables et pouvaient être déterminées avec précision.

(Adjektiv) berechenbar; kalkulierbar [So beschaffen, dass etwas berechnet oder ermittelt werden kann.]

Die finanziellen Verluste waren **reckonable** und ließen sich genau beziffern.

(形容詞) 計算または算出が可能である。

財務上の損失は計算可能で、正確に算出することができた。

(adjetivo) calculável; computável [Que pode ser calculado ou computado.]

As perdas financeiras eram calculáveis e podiam ser precisamente quantificadas.

Synonyms: calculable computable quantifiable measurable Antonyms: incalculable immeasurable inestimable
Word parts: reckon + able

Related words

reckoning reckless righteous

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