C1 noun 正式

demanable

/dɪˈmænəbl/

A formal or technical term referring to an asset, obligation, or right that is subject to a specific legal or official claim. It denotes something that can be rightfully required or extracted by an authority or an individual within a structured system.

例句

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1

He viewed his free time not as a luxury, but as a demanable he was entitled to protect.

He viewed his free time not as a luxury, but as a demanable he was entitled to protect.

2

The treaty explicitly lists each demanable that the defeated party must provide to the victors.

The treaty explicitly lists each demanable that the defeated party must provide to the victors.

3

Stop treating my help like it's a demanable; I'm doing this as a favor.

Stop treating my help like it's a demanable; I'm doing this as a favor.

词族

名词
demanable
Verb
demand
副词
demandingly
形容词
demandable
相关
demand
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记忆技巧

Break it down: 'Deman' (like Demand) + 'Able'. It is an entity that is 'able' to be 'demanded.'

快速测验

The landlord listed the unpaid cleaning fee as a(n) __________ in the final move-out report.

正确!

正确答案是: a

例句

1

He viewed his free time not as a luxury, but as a demanable he was entitled to protect.

everyday

He viewed his free time not as a luxury, but as a demanable he was entitled to protect.

2

The treaty explicitly lists each demanable that the defeated party must provide to the victors.

formal

The treaty explicitly lists each demanable that the defeated party must provide to the victors.

3

Stop treating my help like it's a demanable; I'm doing this as a favor.

informal

Stop treating my help like it's a demanable; I'm doing this as a favor.

4

Scholars argue whether the historical demanable was a form of tax or a voluntary tribute.

academic

Scholars argue whether the historical demanable was a form of tax or a voluntary tribute.

5

Our audit identified a previously overlooked demanable in the subsidiary's accounts.

business

Our audit identified a previously overlooked demanable in the subsidiary's accounts.

词族

名词
demanable
Verb
demand
副词
demandingly
形容词
demandable
相关
demand

常见搭配

legal demanable legal demanable
outstanding demanable outstanding demanable
fiscal demanable fiscal demanable
satisfy a demanable satisfy a demanable
subject to demanable subject to demanable

常用短语

in terms of demanable

in terms of demanable

full demanable

full demanable

to void the demanable

to void the demanable

容易混淆的词

demanable vs demeanor

Demeanor refers to outward behavior or conduct, while demanable refers to a claimable item or obligation.

demanable vs amenable

Amenable means open to suggestion or easily controlled, whereas demanable refers to something that is required by right.

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使用说明

Use this word primarily in legal, historical, or highly formal contexts to describe something that is owed and can be formally requested. It is often treated as a technical noun for an object or right that is 'demandable.'

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常见错误

Learners often use the adjective 'demandable' when they mean the noun 'demanable,' or vice-versa. Note that 'demanable' as a noun is quite rare and specific to advanced test-prep or archaic legal English.

💡

记忆技巧

Break it down: 'Deman' (like Demand) + 'Able'. It is an entity that is 'able' to be 'demanded.'

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词源

Derived from the Old French 'demander' (to request) with the suffix '-able', evolving into a specialized noun in legal contexts to represent the object of a demand.

语法模式

Used as a countable noun (a demanable, demanables). Often follows possessive pronouns or adjectives (the state's demanable, a recurring demanable).

快速测验

The landlord listed the unpaid cleaning fee as a(n) __________ in the final move-out report.

正确!

正确答案是: a

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B2

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blackmailer

B2

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blackout

B2

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B2

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bladder

B2

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blame

B2

To consider or state that someone or something is responsible for a mistake, failure, or negative situation. It involves attributing the cause of a problem to a specific person, group, or factor.

blameless

B2

Describes someone who has done nothing wrong and cannot be held responsible for a bad situation or mistake. It is often used to emphasize a person's innocence or their morally upright character.

blameworthy

B2

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blandness

B2

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blank

B2

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