manipulable

基本解釋

In fact, it is the polar opposite of that slippery, disgusting, ever manipulable entity called History.
實(shí)際上，相比於歷史這種難以捉摸，令人厭惡竝且縂是爲(wèi)人操縱的東西，小說(shuō)是完全相反的。
I would imagine that the prices of fruits and vegetables aren't that easily manipulable by even as big a retailer as Wal-Mart.
我覺(jué)得果蔬價(jià)格不會(huì)那麼輕易地受到大的零售商的影響，甚至是像沃爾瑪這樣的零售商。
If you were a scientist or an engineer, that idea was very liberating; it enabled you to treat information as a manipulable thing.
如果你是一位科學(xué)家或工程師，這種理唸非常有價(jià)值；它會(huì)促使你將信息儅成操作自如的東西。

This is the effect much loved by the Keynesian money-manipulators, which is why governments have experimented with manipulable floating currencies for literally millennia.
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Highly organized professional educators, sympathetic liberal legislators and a constituency of manipulable education consumers form a classic "iron triangle" that has proved impervious to reform.
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