Translation guide
How to say that something can be detached, removed, or taken apart in Japanese.
Describing something that can be separated or removed from a main body, like a hood, strap, or component.
The most common and neutral way to say 'detachable'. Used for parts that can be removed and reattached.
This jacket has a detachable hood.
Literally 'attach-detach style'. Often used for accessories, equipment, or parts that are designed to be frequently attached and detached.
I bought a detachable lens cover.
Means 'separable' or 'detachable' in a more technical or formal sense. Used when emphasizing that two parts can be separated.
This device consists of detachable units.
Emphasizing that something can be taken off or removed, often for cleaning or replacement.
Highlighting a detachable feature as a selling point or design characteristic.
取り外し可能 is the general term for 'detachable'. 着脱式 implies a mechanism designed for frequent attachment/detachment, like a zipper or clip system. Use 取り外し可能 for most everyday items.
detachable hood
detachable lens (like on a camera)
The sleeves are detachable.
This vacuum has a detachable dust container.