passable in the PONS Dictionary

passable Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

very passable
доста приемлив [o. приличен]

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Much of the way was passable only on foot.
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Several small settlements separated by distance and a lack of passable roads soon became small towns.
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The road is unsealed, but well maintained and always passable for 2-wheel drive vehicles.
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They were the first architects to build passable road in the village.
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Roads are primitive and passable only during those periods of dry weather.
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This cataclysm left no passable roads and the destruction of a majority of the buildings in the area.
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Upon inheriting the estate there was not one passable road within its boundaries.
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Most paths are passable the whole year with no difficulty.
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This translates that most of the roads especially the barangay roads in the upland barangays are not passable during bad weather conditions.
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Roads in the early protectorate were little more than tracks, barely passable in the wet season.
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