| 词汇 | traceable |
| 释义 | traceable adjective uk /ˈtreɪ.sə.bəl/ us /ˈtreɪ.sə.bəl/ possible to trace: 可追踪的；可查出的 In theory, most phone calls should be traceable.从理论上说，大多数电话应该是可以查出其来源的。 His medical problems were shown to be traceable to(= to have been caused by) his having been exposed to dangerous chemicals.有迹象表明，他的健康问题是由于其接触过危险化学品引起的。 Identifying ascribe something to something ascription badged badging band distinguishable distinguishably distinguishing distinguishing feature ear tag microchip microchipped misidentification misidentify over-identification over-identify passport stamp unnameable unplaceable traceable | American Dictionarytraceable adjective us/ˈtreɪ·sə·bəl/ possible to find or trace to a cause or origin: In theory, most telephone calls should be traceable. traceable | Business Englishtraceable adjective uk /ˈtreɪsəbl/us COMMERCE, PRODUCTION if a product is traceable, information is available about where and how the product and its parts or contents were made: Our markets sell only fresh, traceable produce. traceable to sthThey wanted all beef exports to be traceable to their farm of origin. COMMUNICATIONS, IT possible to find or follow, especially using technology: They were talking on traceable cellular phones. The printing process uses invisible signatures which make every document traceable. if something such as an event or problem is traceable, it is possible to find its original cause: traceable (back) to sthEvery problem seemed to be traceable back to one particular employee. Examples of traceabletraceable Concentrations of pumice clasts towards the base form trains of clasts that are traceable along the length of outcrops. Pronotal collar hardly traceable, postero-lateral corners of pronotum evenly rounded. These activities often lead to ritual depositions of material, by which the locations become archaeologically traceable. This implies a clear and traceable process for evaluating and selecting external managers (6). Furthermore, much of today's environmental disruption, loss of biodiversity, release of toxic substances, and climate change is traceable to humanity's environmentally incompetent, short-range-focused agricultural enterprise. In fact, much prosocial behavior may well be traceable to the way in which cultures use respect as a reward for such behavior. That this is traceable to the conditions of modern life - its instabilities and superficiality, its elevation of consumption over sturdy production - is a commonplace. On a fundamental level, only an agent's choices are not traceable to environment or genetics. Leaving aside for a moment questions on expertise and skill, transgression from drawing to making via cad/cam methodologies is a process that is traceable. These flooding surfaces are traceable for many kilometres along-strike. The function h0 separates any two distinct traceable posets. Such extensions, then, should be expected to be instantaneous, and, as a rule, not diachronically traceable. This special kind of choreography is ultimately traceable to the origin of the city that is often considered sacred. If a line failed, for example on account of unidentified illegitimacy or of absence of traceable record, the pedigree was discarded. Much of today's interdependence of both peoples and environments throughout the world is traceable to the rise of the free market economy worldwide. See all examples of traceable These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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