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

• 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。
• 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。
• 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。
• Its only contact with reality is through observable quantities.
  它与真实唯一的接触是通过可观测量实现。
• Their only observable characteristics were energy and spin.
  它们仅有的可观测特征是能量与自旋。
• 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。
• This was observable through the reduction of levels of stress-associated hormones and normalization of the systemic stress metabolic signatures.
  这一结果可以通过观察与压力相关联的激素和维持机体压力代谢的信号而获得。
• Judgment based on observable phenomena and uninfluenced by emotions or personal prejudices.
  根据观察到的现象不受个人的偏见和情感因素影响而得到的判断。
• 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。
• Someone who emphasizes observable facts and excludes metaphysical speculation about origins or ultimate causes.
  在事物起源和最综原因上强调可见的事实，排除纯粹哲学的思索。