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Definition of reportable - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
legal requirementrequired by law to be reported to authorities
- The disease is reportable to the health department.
2.
capabilitycapable of being reported in a document
- The incident is reportable in the annual report.
3.
newsworthyRare worth reporting as newsRare
- The event was reportable in the local newspaper.
Expressions with reportable
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illness that must be officially reported to health authorities when found
Tuberculosis is a reportable disease in many countries.
Origin of reportable
Latin, reportare (bring back) + -able (capable of)
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not reportable
not suitable or allowed to be reported
Examples of reportable in a sentence
The incident was deemed reportable by the authorities. The data breach is reportable to the authorities. Any safety violations are reportable under the new policy. The scandal was reportable on national television. His achievements were reportable in several international journals.
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- French:à déclarer, déclarable, ...
- German:meldepflichtig, berichtenswert, ...
- Italian:obbligatorio da segnalare, riportabile, ...
- Spanish:reportable, declarable, ...
- Portuguese:reportável, noticiável, ...
- Chinese:需报告的, 可报告的, ...
- Japanese:報告義務のある, 報告可能な, ...
- Arabic:وَاجِب التَّبْلِيغ, قابِل لِلتَّسْجيل, ...
- Hebrew:חַיָּב בְּדִיוּוחַ, בַּר דִּיוּוּחַ, ...
- Russian:подлежащий отчету, подлежащий, ...
- Ukrainian:звітний, новинний, ...
- Hindi:रिपोर्ट करने योग्य, रिपोर्ट योग्य, ...
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