traceable

traceable
adjective
1)

something is traceable to something/through something — etwas lässt sich bis zu etwas/durch etwas hindurch zurückverfolgen

2) (discoverable) auffindbar
* * *
trace·able
[ˈtreɪsəbl̩]
adj zurückverfolgbar
to be \traceable to sth sich akk auf etw dat zurückführen lassen
* * *
['treɪsəbl]
adj
1) (= can be found) auffindbar
2)

to be traceable to sth — sich auf etw (acc) zurückführen lassen

* * *
traceable [ˈtreısəbl] adj (adv traceably)
1. aufspür-, nachweis-, auffindbar
2. zurückführen(d) (to auf akk):
be traceable to academic.ru/75909/trace">trace1 C
* * *
adjective
1)

something is traceable to something/through something — etwas lässt sich bis zu etwas/durch etwas hindurch zurückverfolgen

2) (discoverable) auffindbar
* * *
adj.
nachweisbar adj.
spürbar adj.

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