navigable (redirected from navigableness)

nav·i·ga·ble  (nv-g-bl)

adj.

1. Sufficiently deep or wide to provide passage for vessels: navigable waters; a navigable river.

2. That can be steered. Used of boats, ships, or aircraft.

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navi·ga·bili·ty, navi·ga·ble·ness n.

navi·ga·bly adv.

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navigable [ˈnævɪgəb^əl]

adj

1. (Mathematics & Measurements / Navigation) wide, deep, or safe enough to be sailed on or through a navigable channel

2. (Mathematics & Measurements / Navigation) capable of being steered or controlled a navigable raft

navigability , navigableness n

navigably  adv

Thesaurus

Adj.

1.

navigable - able to be sailed on or through safely; "navigable waters"; "a navigable channel" passable - able to be passed or traversed or crossed; "the road is passable"

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navigable

adjective passable, negotiable, traversable, crossable, open, clear, unobstructed the navigable portion of the Nile

Translations

navigable [ˈnævɪgəbl] ADJ

1. [river] → navegable

2. [ship, balloon] → gobernable, dirigible

navigable [ˈnævɪgəb^əl] adj [river] → navigable

navigable

adj

→ schiffbar; in a navigable condition (ship) → seetüchtig

balloon, airship → lenkbar

navigable [ˈnævɪgəbl] adj (river) → navigabile

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navigable [ˈnævɪgəbl] adj (river) → navigabile