performable
adjective uk/pəˈfɔː.mə.bəl/ us/pɚˈfɔːr.mə.bəl/
（戏剧、音乐、舞蹈等）可表演的
(of a play, piece of music, dance, etc.) able to be acted, sung, played, etc. as entertainment
The composer took another four years to flesh out the skeleton into a performable score. 作曲家又花了四年时间将骨架充实起来，成为可演奏的乐谱。
The dramatizations are impressive in their originality of approach and theatricality of conception, making them both eminently performable. 这些戏剧化的作品在方法的独创性和概念的戏剧性上令人印象深刻，使它们都非常具有可表演性。
可操作的|可完成的|可演绎的
(of an action or piece of work) able to be done
The technique is performable if vascular surgeons and interventional radiologists work side by side in the operating theatre.
The executive branch has been assigned a function that in the past was performable by the Legislature itself.
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- It is no easy task to write music for children that is challenging rather than patronizing, and performable without being dull.
- His conviction that the opera is hardly performable any more points to the potential problems of appreciating a work outside its original context.
- The strict definition of robots requires that those manipulations be programmable, performable autonomously or by programmable teleoperation.
- When TEM turns out not to be performable, an attempt with EMR will be done as well.