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watchable

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watch·a·ble  (wch-bl)
adj.
1. Capable of being watched; viewable: watchable wildlife.
2. Good enough to watch: "The fastest modem ... delivers jerky real-time video that is watchable but not for long periods of time" (David Colker).
watchable [ˈwɒtʃəbəl]
adj
1. capable of being watched
2. interesting, enjoyable, or entertaining a watchable television documentary
Translations
watchable [ˈwɒtʃəbl] ADJ [programme] → que se deja ver
the film is eminently watchable → la película es sumamente entretenida
watchable
adj → sehenswert
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They are soap's menacing twosome and endlessly watchable.
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Frivolous and forgettable but still fun and watchable, LEATHERHEADS (PG) boasts two charismatic leads.
cinema: DVD OUT NOW by Sunday Mercury (Birmingham, England)
com ***** Unmissable **** Enjoyable *** Watchable ** Forgettable * Regrettable " Abominable
Daddy's girl learns school rules; WILD CHILD (12A) VERDICT: *** by Birmingham Mail (England)
 
 
 
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