appreciable

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ap·pre·cia·ble /əˈpriːʃəbəl/ AWL adjectiveadj

BIGlarge enough to be noticed or considered important 明显的，可觉察到的；值得重视的 SYN significant

There’s no appreciable change in the patient’s condition.

病人的状况没有明显改变。

—appreciably adverbadv

The two plans are not appreciably different.

这两个计划没有明显的区别。

Examples from the Corpus

appreciable• Therefore, youngsters may swallow appreciable amounts of toothpaste.• Military leaders have seen no appreciable change in the situation.• Likewise no appreciable changes in waist-hip ratio occur with small fluctuations in weight.• Recent studies with ambulatory pressure monitoring systems indicate that an appreciable number of non-peristaltic contractions are commonly found in apparently normal subjects.• Notice that the distance of each curve from the axis is appreciable only in a quite small region.• An appreciable proportion of these cases was associated with high morbidity and mortality.• Furthermore, there was no appreciable research under way that promised better medical treatment in the future.• You do not want to run the appreciable risk of making a bad mistake before your new career has really started.

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