Definition
Definition of nickable - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
- That bike is very nickable without a lock.
- Jewelry left out is quite nickable.
- Unlocked cars are often nickable targets.
Origin of nickable
English, nick (steal) + able (capable)
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- French:volable, ...
- German:klauenswert, ...
- Italian:rubabile, ...
- Spanish:robable, ...
- Portuguese:roubável, ...
- Chinese:容易被偷的, ...
- Japanese:盗まれやすい, ...
- Arabic:سَهْل السَّرِقَة, ...
- Hebrew:קַל לְגְנִיבָה, ...
- Russian:легкоукраденный, ...
- Ukrainian:легкодоступний, ...
- Hindi:चोरी योग्य, ...
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