Definition of predictable in English:

predictable

adjective prɪˈdɪktəb(ə)lprəˈdɪktəb(ə)l

1Able to be predicted.
the market is volatile and never predictable
Example sentencesExamples
- It was the only surprise in an otherwise predictable annual awards ceremony announced this weekend.
- Look here Bobby, if something is inevitable then it is also predictable.
- Even if the story is on predictable lines, music and dialogue impart the momentum.
- Your course is entirely predictable and can be anticipated by the predator.
- The mother-of-one is equally prepared for predictable praise directed at her.
- These were fairly predictable problems, yet he appeared not to have anticipated them at all.
- So, the art to urban driving, is being predictable, and being able to tell what other roads users are most likely to do.
- It's easy to guess the inevitable response because people are genuinely predictable.
- Babies are not machines and cannot be programmed how and when to behave and they are not always predictable.
- There was a time when guests and callers were moderate and predictable in their comments.
- A scientific theory of IR leads us to expect states to behave in certain predictable ways.
- Looking back, he sees his reaction as sadly predictable after years of psychological bullying.
- He was always so predictable, and now he was behaving completely out of character.
Synonyms
foreseeable, (only) to be expected, expected, par for the course
unsurprising, anticipated, probable, likely, foreseen
formulaic, formularized, obvious
informal inevitable, on the cards
1. 1.1derogatory Always behaving or occurring in the way expected.
  the characters are stereotyped and extremely predictable
  Example sentencesExamples
  They observe all the rules and expect others to do likewise, and can be very predictable.
  For the rest, the end is predictable but the initiative is always in the hands of Hamid.
  The plot is predictable, although the characters are a little less sweet than you might expect.
  The album avoids being banal and predictable because he is not afraid to fully use his voice.
  There has been a predictable response from some quarters that the plan would be a violation of civil liberties.
  The Welsh-based former London Scottish man was always reliable, but predictable.
  It began to read like a predictable novel, except that the baddies always seemed to win.
  The characters were often predictable and the dialogue almost wrote itself.
  Many people might think that computers will always be predictable, since all they ever do is follow a program.
  The music was obvious and predictable, and the lyrics were about as feeble as I've ever heard.
  The boys, Kevin and Fred, both predictable to a tee, settled for the Chicken Tikka Masala.
  It was part of my intellectual snobbery to avoid the obvious and predictable wherever possible.
  As usual, the awards were a mixture of the predictable and the utterly surprising.
  Though the arrangements are predictable, Staton's versatile voice is a revelation.
  It is the dreary, predictable and inevitable question, one to which we have become accustomed.
  All of the fight scenes follow a predictable course, with little or no surprises.
  Synonyms
  characteristic, in character, in keeping, to be expected, usual, normal, par for the course, true to form, true to type

Definition of predictable in US English:

predictable

adjectiveprəˈdiktəb(ə)lprəˈdɪktəb(ə)l

1Able to be predicted.
the market is volatile and never predictable
Example sentencesExamples
- It was the only surprise in an otherwise predictable annual awards ceremony announced this weekend.
- A scientific theory of IR leads us to expect states to behave in certain predictable ways.
- There was a time when guests and callers were moderate and predictable in their comments.
- He was always so predictable, and now he was behaving completely out of character.
- Even if the story is on predictable lines, music and dialogue impart the momentum.
- Look here Bobby, if something is inevitable then it is also predictable.
- Babies are not machines and cannot be programmed how and when to behave and they are not always predictable.
- It's easy to guess the inevitable response because people are genuinely predictable.
- So, the art to urban driving, is being predictable, and being able to tell what other roads users are most likely to do.
- Looking back, he sees his reaction as sadly predictable after years of psychological bullying.
- The mother-of-one is equally prepared for predictable praise directed at her.
- These were fairly predictable problems, yet he appeared not to have anticipated them at all.
- Your course is entirely predictable and can be anticipated by the predator.
Synonyms
foreseeable, to be expected, only to be expected, expected, par for the course
1. 1.1derogatory Behaving or occurring in a way that is expected.
  the characters were very stereotyped and extremely predictable
  Example sentencesExamples
  Many people might think that computers will always be predictable, since all they ever do is follow a program.
  All of the fight scenes follow a predictable course, with little or no surprises.
  As usual, the awards were a mixture of the predictable and the utterly surprising.
  It was part of my intellectual snobbery to avoid the obvious and predictable wherever possible.
  It is the dreary, predictable and inevitable question, one to which we have become accustomed.
  The plot is predictable, although the characters are a little less sweet than you might expect.
  Though the arrangements are predictable, Staton's versatile voice is a revelation.
  There has been a predictable response from some quarters that the plan would be a violation of civil liberties.
  The characters were often predictable and the dialogue almost wrote itself.
  The Welsh-based former London Scottish man was always reliable, but predictable.
  The album avoids being banal and predictable because he is not afraid to fully use his voice.
  The boys, Kevin and Fred, both predictable to a tee, settled for the Chicken Tikka Masala.
  For the rest, the end is predictable but the initiative is always in the hands of Hamid.
  The music was obvious and predictable, and the lyrics were about as feeble as I've ever heard.
  It began to read like a predictable novel, except that the baddies always seemed to win.
  They observe all the rules and expect others to do likewise, and can be very predictable.
  Synonyms
  characteristic, in character, in keeping, to be expected, usual, normal, par for the course, true to form, true to type

单词	predictable
释义	Definition of predictable in English: predictable adjective prɪˈdɪktəb(ə)lprəˈdɪktəb(ə)l 1Able to be predicted. the market is volatile and never predictable Example sentencesExamples It was the only surprise in an otherwise predictable annual awards ceremony announced this weekend. Look here Bobby, if something is inevitable then it is also predictable. Even if the story is on predictable lines, music and dialogue impart the momentum. Your course is entirely predictable and can be anticipated by the predator. The mother-of-one is equally prepared for predictable praise directed at her. These were fairly predictable problems, yet he appeared not to have anticipated them at all. So, the art to urban driving, is being predictable, and being able to tell what other roads users are most likely to do. It's easy to guess the inevitable response because people are genuinely predictable. Babies are not machines and cannot be programmed how and when to behave and they are not always predictable. There was a time when guests and callers were moderate and predictable in their comments. A scientific theory of IR leads us to expect states to behave in certain predictable ways. Looking back, he sees his reaction as sadly predictable after years of psychological bullying. He was always so predictable, and now he was behaving completely out of character. Synonyms foreseeable, (only) to be expected, expected, par for the course unsurprising, anticipated, probable, likely, foreseen formulaic, formularized, obvious informal inevitable, on the cards 1.1derogatory Always behaving or occurring in the way expected. the characters are stereotyped and extremely predictable Example sentencesExamples They observe all the rules and expect others to do likewise, and can be very predictable. For the rest, the end is predictable but the initiative is always in the hands of Hamid. The plot is predictable, although the characters are a little less sweet than you might expect. The album avoids being banal and predictable because he is not afraid to fully use his voice. There has been a predictable response from some quarters that the plan would be a violation of civil liberties. The Welsh-based former London Scottish man was always reliable, but predictable. It began to read like a predictable novel, except that the baddies always seemed to win. The characters were often predictable and the dialogue almost wrote itself. Many people might think that computers will always be predictable, since all they ever do is follow a program. The music was obvious and predictable, and the lyrics were about as feeble as I've ever heard. The boys, Kevin and Fred, both predictable to a tee, settled for the Chicken Tikka Masala. It was part of my intellectual snobbery to avoid the obvious and predictable wherever possible. As usual, the awards were a mixture of the predictable and the utterly surprising. Though the arrangements are predictable, Staton's versatile voice is a revelation. It is the dreary, predictable and inevitable question, one to which we have become accustomed. All of the fight scenes follow a predictable course, with little or no surprises. Synonyms characteristic, in character, in keeping, to be expected, usual, normal, par for the course, true to form, true to type Definition of predictable in US English: predictable adjectiveprəˈdiktəb(ə)lprəˈdɪktəb(ə)l 1Able to be predicted. the market is volatile and never predictable Example sentencesExamples It was the only surprise in an otherwise predictable annual awards ceremony announced this weekend. A scientific theory of IR leads us to expect states to behave in certain predictable ways. There was a time when guests and callers were moderate and predictable in their comments. He was always so predictable, and now he was behaving completely out of character. Even if the story is on predictable lines, music and dialogue impart the momentum. Look here Bobby, if something is inevitable then it is also predictable. Babies are not machines and cannot be programmed how and when to behave and they are not always predictable. It's easy to guess the inevitable response because people are genuinely predictable. So, the art to urban driving, is being predictable, and being able to tell what other roads users are most likely to do. Looking back, he sees his reaction as sadly predictable after years of psychological bullying. The mother-of-one is equally prepared for predictable praise directed at her. These were fairly predictable problems, yet he appeared not to have anticipated them at all. Your course is entirely predictable and can be anticipated by the predator. Synonyms foreseeable, to be expected, only to be expected, expected, par for the course 1.1derogatory Behaving or occurring in a way that is expected. the characters were very stereotyped and extremely predictable Example sentencesExamples Many people might think that computers will always be predictable, since all they ever do is follow a program. All of the fight scenes follow a predictable course, with little or no surprises. As usual, the awards were a mixture of the predictable and the utterly surprising. It was part of my intellectual snobbery to avoid the obvious and predictable wherever possible. It is the dreary, predictable and inevitable question, one to which we have become accustomed. The plot is predictable, although the characters are a little less sweet than you might expect. Though the arrangements are predictable, Staton's versatile voice is a revelation. There has been a predictable response from some quarters that the plan would be a violation of civil liberties. The characters were often predictable and the dialogue almost wrote itself. The Welsh-based former London Scottish man was always reliable, but predictable. The album avoids being banal and predictable because he is not afraid to fully use his voice. The boys, Kevin and Fred, both predictable to a tee, settled for the Chicken Tikka Masala. For the rest, the end is predictable but the initiative is always in the hands of Hamid. The music was obvious and predictable, and the lyrics were about as feeble as I've ever heard. It began to read like a predictable novel, except that the baddies always seemed to win. They observe all the rules and expect others to do likewise, and can be very predictable. Synonyms characteristic, in character, in keeping, to be expected, usual, normal, par for the course, true to form, true to type
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