To a casual observer, he might appear dispensable.

在心旁观者看来，他似乎可有可。

680. He repents having compensated the dispensable pesion for fear of penalty.

他后悔因罚而补偿了不必要养老金。

Bartleby realises he is entirely dispensable: an amuse bouche between the meaty stuff of structural reform and vaccines.

巴托比专栏作者意识到自己完全可有可，只一个介于结构性改革和疫苗之间开胃小菜罢了。

The opposite would be " dispensable." If something is dispensable, you don't need it.

相反“可有可”。如果某样东西可有可，么你就不需要它。

So, when we say someone is indispensable, we mean that they are not dispensable.

所以，当我们说某人不可或缺时，我们意思他们不可有可。

So they began deleting genes that they thought might be dispensable, based on earlier research.

因此，根据早期研究，他们开始删除他们认为可能可有可基因。

Many things are dispensable: people shouldn’t be.

很多东西都可有可：人不应该。

Lauren think she's indispensable, but people thought typewriters would be indispensable, and now they are in fact, for the most part, dispensable.

劳伦认为她不可或缺， 但人们认为打字机不可或缺，而现在它们实际上在很大程度上可有可。

The opposite of indispensable is dispensable, and that, what we would call prefix that comes at the beginning of a word, the prefix " in" means not, in many cases.

不可缺少反义词可有可，在很多情况下， 我们所说出现在单词开头前缀， 前缀“in” 意思“不” 。