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• a  capable of being put into another form or style or language
  substances readily translatable to the American home table
  his books are eminently translatable
• s  capable of being changed in substance as if by alchemy
  ideas translatable into reality

• Adult Swim's success amid cable's smaller audiences may not be directly translatable to the big networks; its most popular programs, reruns of Futurama and Family Guy, first .
• It was he, for instance, who came up with the phrase "modified, limited hangout," a memorable locution, which in practice was roughly translatable as "admit as little truth as .
• Widely advertised as meaning "thanks to you" in Danish, Sim Sala Bim is actually a phrase from a Danish folk song, is roughly translatable as Ta-ra-ra-boom-de-ay.

• convertible
• transformable
• transmutable

• untranslatable

News & Articles

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• Solar decathlon exhibit will go to Santa Ana museum
  The Solar Decathlon is a competition meant to incite creativity in the exploration of how to build desirable homes with increased energy efficiency. But the inner-workings of these structures aren’t always easily translatable for children. That’s...
  Oct. 14, 2013 - Irvine World News

Quotes

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• Nick Park in BBC News
  It was thought that the expression wouldn't be understandable or translatable, being a very local saying,Park told the BBC News website. "A Matter of Loaf and Death just made people laugh, really, and seemed more universal."
• Jim Lee in USA Today
  Because it's a Western, there's a fair amount of economy of movement,Lee says. "Just from a technical side, I see a character like this being more translatable into a motion comic. One issue you always run into with these is how much you...
• Jim Green in Globe and Mail
  I'm the guy that people come to in Vancouver when they have an issue,says Mr. Green. "They know the work that I did in the Downtown Eastside is easily translatable anywhere else."