ตัวอย่าง repairable

• Reparative sequences begin with a "repairable" or "trouble-source" turn.

• Note that sometimes the words with predictable stress were borrowed earlier (cf. reparable and repairable).

• Trouble is anything which the participants judge is impeding their communication and a repairable item is one which constitutes trouble for the participants.

• On this level, they are also different because, in medium repair, the new language is seen as a repairable matter, while in medium suspension, language choice is seen as functional.

• Trimoraic syllables are repairable by shortening.

• Surely a road repairable at public expense is quite different from a road that is not.

• If they are repairable at a cost of not more than £10 each, the cost of this one item alone amounts to about £1,000,000 a year.

• Many houses, quite repairable at the beginning of the war, may now have become completely unfit because of lack of repair.

• Of these, 25 were classified as category 3 (repairable locally).

• We have made electoral mistakes before, but they are all repairable.

• They cover situations where school premises are no longer repairable in practice and where no alternative provision exists.

• It is perfectly true that most roads are repairable at public expense, but supposing they are not—what difference does it make?

• Until that repeal, any island road that had been dedicated to the public was automatically repairable by the local authority.

• So far as the repairable houses are concerned, my investigations tell me that only just over 100,000 of these have been dealt with each year.

• In regard to miners' houses alone, out of a total of 128,000 repairable dwellings we have repaired 109,000, which is pretty good going.