discernible

英 [dɪˈsɜːnəbl]

美 [dɪˈsɜːrnəbl]

adj. 看得清的;辨别得出的

Collins.1 / BNC.11347 / COCA.13124

柯林斯词典

adj

perceptible by the senses or intellect
1. things happen in the earth and sky with no discernible cause
2. the newspaper reports no discernible progress in the negotiations
3. the skyline is easily discernible even at a distance of several miles
Synonym:discernable
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:evidentobservable
capable of being perceived clearly
1. an essay with a meaning that was not always discernible

Night fell, but the outline of the factory buildings was still discernible.; The factory buildings were silhouetted against the growing darkness.
夜幕降临了，但厂房还能看见个轮廓。
Moods can be gauged by newspapermen and ambassadors and senior civil servants that are not discernible at formal meetings.
报人、大使和高级文官可以摸得出在正式会议上无法辨别的气候。
Far away the outline of the island is just discernible
远处，岛屿轮廓仅依稀可辨。
There is indeed a plan discernible in all these things.
在这一切形势之下，我们是可以辨认出一个计划的。
A musician can appreciate small differences in sounds. Yet only discernible variation is in growth rate.
音乐家能辨别音的极细微差异。但仅在生长速度上能分辨的差异。
But the measures have had no discernible impact.
但这些措施并未收到明显效果。
In my limited poking about, I have yet to see the system under a discernible load.
在我进行的简单探索中，我还发现这个系统的负载并不高。
The historical record of Chinas female sports culture remains dim, but its evolution is discernible.
我国女子体育文化在历史上留下的记载不多，但仍能反映出其历史演变过程。
Yet only discernible variation is in growth rate.
但仅在生长速度上能分辨的差异。
His black clothes were hardly discernible.
几乎看不出他的衣服是黑的。