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Variable Adjective Change Noun Form Late Veriəbl Amount

Front variable
Pron ['veriəbl]
Back 【VARIABLE】
The amount of heat produced by this electrical apparatus is variable by turning a small handle.
这电热器所产生的热量可随着转动小把手而改变。
【重点词汇】
variable adj. 易变的
Vocab
variablesomething that is likely to vary; something that is subject to variation

The adjective variable is used to describe something that is liable to change often, such as the weather, interest rates, or your teacher's mood.

If you mention the noun variable to people who are math-phobic, you may give them nightmares because they don't like to think about numbers or values that can change in equations. The adjective form of variable has been around since the late 1300s, applying first to people, and then, in the late 1400s, to weather. The noun form first appeared in Lacroix's Differential and Integral Calculus in 1816, guaranteeing that math students would be solving for the variable x for generations to come.

All forms of 'variable' will appear on average once every 230 pages.
invariability
invariableness
invariably
invariance
unvariedness
invariable
variability
variableness
variably
invariant
variance
bivariate
multivariate
covariation
unvaried
variedness
co-vary
variable
variant
variate
variation
varied
vary
varying
unvarying

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