adjective “convertible”
base form convertible (more/most)
- able to be changed into a different form or function
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The sofa is convertible into a bed, making it perfect for when we have overnight guests staying.
- (finance) able to be exchanged for shares of stock
The company issued convertible bonds, allowing investors to convert their bonds into company shares in the future.
- (of currency) able to be freely exchanged for other currencies
The US dollar is a fully convertible currency, so it's accepted in many countries around the world.
noun “convertible”
singular convertible, plural convertibles
- a car with a roof that can be folded down or removed
They took a scenic drive in their convertible, enjoying the wind in their hair and the sunshine.
- (finance) a bond or other security that can be exchanged for shares
She invested in convertibles to have the option of becoming a shareholder if the company performed well.
- a computer that can switch between laptop and tablet modes
He prefers using a convertible for its flexibility between typing on a keyboard and using it as a touch-screen tablet.