observable

英 [əbˈzɜːvəbl]

美 [əbˈzɜːrvəbl]

adj.  能看得到的; 能察觉到的

复数：observables　

BNC.12228 / COCA.13504

牛津词典

adj.

• 能看得到的；能察觉到的
  that can be seen or noticed
  1. observable differences
     可以察觉到的差异
  2. Similar trends are observable in mainland Europe.
     类似的趋势在欧洲大陆也能见到。

柯林斯词典

• ADJ 能看得见的；能察觉到的
  Something that isobservablecan be seen.
  1. Mars is too faint and too low in the sky to be observable.
     火星星光暗淡，位置低悬，难以看见。

英英释义

adj

• capable of being seen or noticed
  1. a discernible change in attitude
  2. a clearly evident erasure in the manuscript
  3. an observable change in behavior
  Synonym:discernibleevident

双语例句

• "Chaos" presupposes an observable or measurable system.
  混沌意味着一个可见或是可测的系统。
• However, the effects of quantum mechanics are generally not significant when considering the observable Universe as a whole.
  然而，量子力学效应当认为可见宇宙为一整体时候通常不重要。
• Holding the breath is the clearest observable sign of incorrect posture or acture.
  屏息是不正确的姿态或行态的最明显的可观察到的信号。
• An action that is an overt, observable, measurable performance.
  行为是一种公开的、可观察的、能衡量的表现。
• The results of the isoelectric point show the terpolymers to have the observable amphoteric characteristic.
  等电点的测定结果证实了该三元共聚物具有明显的两性特征。
• It is an action that is observable in almost all countries in the world.
  这是几乎在世界各国都能看到的一种行为。
• Mass changes in ordinary chemical reactions are so small as not to be directly observable.
  普通化学反应中的质量变化如此小，以至于无法直接观察到。
• So politeness can first of all be conceived as a phenomenon, an observable social phenomenon.
  因此，礼貌首先应是一种现象，一种可见的社会现象。
• Undistorted by emotion or personal bias; based on observable phenomena.
  不带感情的或无个人偏见的；依据看得见的现象的。
• A use case should yield an observable result of value to an actor.
  用例应该向操作者产生一个可浏览的结果值。