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versatile

/vur-suh-tl or, especially British, -tahyl/US // ˈvɜr sə tl or, especially British, -ˌtaɪl //UK // (ˈvɜːsəˌtaɪl) //

多才多艺,多用途,多用途的,多样化

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Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : capable of or adapted for turning easily from one to another of various tasks, fields of endeavor, etc.: a versatile writer.
    • : having or capable of many uses: a versatile tool.
    • : Botany. attached at or near the middle so as to swing freely, as an anther.
    • : Zoology. turning either forward or backward: a versatile toe.
    • : variable or changeable, as in feeling, purpose, or policy: versatile moods.

Synonyms & Antonyms

adj.adjustable, flexible

Examples

  • It’s still heavy and, at almost $3,800 it is definitely not cheap, but it’s a lot more portable, versatile, and less expensive than a flats boat.

  • Easily link the light strands from end-to-end for a more versatile design.

  • It can be used to understand real-world customer behavior, purchase intent, brand affinity and as a versatile targeting tool for online and mobile campaigns.

  • Even head coach Nicki Collen said she thought of Laney as more of a substitute energy source, primarily wanting the versatile 6-footer as a defensive option off the bench.

  • Off the bench, the Sun have four more newcomers, including 3-point shooter Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis, and head coach Curt Miller believes his backups are more versatile and athletic than in previous seasons.

  • Since Westlake was as prolific as he was versatile, this all took a while.

  • Ever the versatile bigot, Ransdell hates gays, African Americans, and immigrants, in addition to Jewish people.

  • Served in lieu of morning pancakes or bread at supper, ployes are nothing if not versatile.

  • Regular viewers of The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon know that The Roots are one of the most versatile bands working today.

  • The former stand-up comedian has evolved into one of the most versatile entertainers in showbiz.

  • So did my versatile friend, joyously confident in his powers, start on his glorious career as a private detective.

  • How defiant and versatile were the expletives of the old French nobility, we may learn from the pages of Brantôme.

  • The trailer was unhooked and carefully backed in through a passage laid out by the versatile Fisheye.

  • In the years past, a versatile routing agent could and did avoid many minor financial losses by routing the show to other fields.

  • Hannah too is versatile; and leaps from adoration to envy with wonderful facility.