Pronunciation: /kənˈvɜrtəbl/
noun a car with a folding or retracting roof that can be converted from an enclosed to an open-air vehicle
A1 I saw a red convertible car driving down the street.
A2 She loves taking her convertible out for a drive on sunny days.
B1 The convertible top on my car got stuck halfway down.
B2 He decided to trade in his convertible for a more practical SUV.
C1 The convertible bond can be exchanged for a predetermined number of shares.
C2 The luxury convertible was the envy of all his friends.
adjective capable of being converted or changed from one form to another
A1 I want to buy a convertible car.
A2 She drove a convertible to the beach.
B1 The convertible sofa can easily be turned into a bed.
B2 The convertible bonds can be exchanged for a fixed number of shares.
C1 The convertible currency can be easily exchanged for other currencies.
C2 The convertible laptop can be used as a tablet as well.
formal The convertible bond can be exchanged for a predetermined number of shares.
informal I love driving with the top down in my convertible on sunny days.
slang Check out that sweet ride - it's a sick convertible!
figurative Her mood was like a convertible, changing rapidly from happy to sad.
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