Väljalülitav

Väljalülitav is an Estonian adjective that translates to "switchable," "deactivatable," or "disengageable" in English. It describes something that can be turned off, deactivated, or disconnected from its operation. This term is commonly used in technical contexts, such as in electronics, mechanics, and software.

For example, a device might have a väljalülitav function, meaning it can be switched off by the user or automatically under certain conditions. Similarly, a safety mechanism could be designed to be väljalülitav, allowing it to be temporarily disabled for maintenance or specific operations. In software, a feature might be described as väljalülitav if users can choose to turn it on or off according to their preferences. The core idea conveyed by väljalülitav is the ability to cease or interrupt an ongoing process or state. It implies a reversible action, where the deactivated state can potentially be reverted to an active one. The specific meaning can vary depending on the context, but the underlying concept of deactivation remains consistent.