discernible

discernible [dɪ'sɜ:nəbəl]  [dɪˈsə:nəbəl, -ˈzə:-] 

discernible 基本解释

discernible的解释

形容词可辨别的; 可识别的

discernible 网络解释

discernible在线翻译

1. 可辨别的:chapter 章,篇 | discernible 可辨别的 | stage 舞台,场所,戏剧

2. 可分别的:discernibility 分辨能力 | discernible 可分别的 | discerningdiscriminatingdiscriminative 有识别力的

3. 看得清的:old, discarded clothes 扔掉的旧衣服. | Discernible 看得清的 | Discredit 损害, 破坏

4. 可识别的,依稀可辨的:discern: (费劲)识别,看出 | discernible: 可识别的,依稀可辨的 | discerning: 识别力强的

discernible 词典解释

1. 看得清的;辨别得出的
    If something is discernible, you can see it or recognize that it exists.

    e.g. Far away the outline of the island is just discernible...
           远处,岛屿轮廓仅依稀可辨。
    e.g. There has been no discernible overall trend since 1975.
           自 1975 年以来一直没有一个明朗的大趋势。

discernible 单语例句

1. Oftentimes there is nothing immediately discernible from any of these, yet something manages to coerce you into giving them another go.

2. The Chinese team's exquisite skill was easily discernible on its very first, simple dive.

3. Its fins had discernible wrists and elbows in an evolutionary step toward legs that could be used to walk around on dry land.

4. Yet this massive death toll provokes no discernible fear in the developed world, and receives virtually no news coverage.

5. Pregnancy rates still fell across 80 per cent of the country, rising in London and some other areas with no immediately discernible pattern.

6. However I often comfort myself as I travel around the country because even in the remotest places I notice discernible progress.

7. The figure shows that the environmental levy scheme has not had discernible adverse impact on retail sales.

8. January to March marked the seventh consecutive quarter of growth over 9 percent, with no discernible declining trend.

9. This is rarely so in China, where there is a more discernible gap between heroes and pop idols.

10. And one thing much less discernible to a layman's eye is the effect of warming over the past century.

discernible 英英释义

adj

1. perceptible by the senses or intellect

    e.g. things happen in the earth and sky with no discernible cause
           the newspaper reports no discernible progress in the negotiations
           the skyline is easily discernible even at a distance of several miles

    Synonym: discernable

2. capable of being seen or noticed

    e.g. a discernible change in attitude
           a clearly evident erasure in the manuscript
           an observable change in behavior

    Synonym: evident observable

3. capable of being perceived clearly

    e.g. an essay with a meaning that was not always discernible