形容词
1. There is no appreciable difference between the two methods.
这两种方法没有什么分别。
1. 可欣赏的,值得重视的：visible 可见的 | appreciable 可欣赏的,值得重视的 | successful 成功的
2. 可估价的可以感知的可观的：appraiser 评价人 | appreciable 可估价的;可以感知的;可观的 | appreciable 可估价的可以感知的可观的
3. 可感知的：appraisingly 评价眼光 | appreciable 可感知的 | appreciably 略微
4. 可观的：move=移动; | appreciable=可观的; | load=负荷;
1. 可觉察的；相当大的；明显的
An appreciable amount or effect is large enough to be important or clearly noticed.
e.g. It contains less than 1 per cent fat, an appreciable amount of protein, and a high content of minerals...
它所含脂肪不到1%，富含蛋白质，矿物质含量也很高。
e.g. This has not had an appreciable effect on production.
此事未对生产造成显著影响。
1. He termed the decision of the apex court highly appreciable and according to the law and the Constitution.
2. Public places are well kept and maintained with appreciable standard of cleanliness.
3. The global lender also presses for strengthened global collective efforts to deliver appreciable mutual benefits towards achieving lasting stability and growth.
4. It is understandable and appreciable that legislators are trying to make a property law to meet the burning needs of the country and the people.
5. Most of these measures introduced by the banks are seen to be minor adjustments, which will be unlikely to result in any appreciable tightening of credit.
6. The power and tenacity of the selected traditions and their practitioners are appreciable, though the display of the treasures is not that attractive.
7. Several of the specimens even contain appreciable carbonized remains of feathers and webbed feet.
8. Time magazine's wisdom in singling out Chinese workers for their increasing heft on the global stage is appreciable.
9. appreciable的解释
9. Studies by Germany's Federal Institute for Risk Assessment have shown that fructose has no appreciable advantages over other sugars.
adj
1. enough to be estimated or measured
e.g. appreciable amounts of noxious wastes are dumped into the harbor