nonobvious如何读

non·​ob·​vi·​ousˌnän-ˈäb-vē-əs

nonobvious英英释义

adjective

not easily discovered, seen, or understood : not obvious a nonobvious solution

nonobvious trends

nonobvious词源英文解释

The first known use of nonobvious was in 1888

nonobvious 例句

1 In fact, adopting AI, especially with something as central to success as pricing, makes figuring out how to fit the old with the new both critically important and nonobvious.

2 This comes to resemble a branding exercise—perhaps a necessary one to sell a book these days—but the advice is good, and some of it nonobvious.

3 The rise of cloud computing, open-source platforms and the API economy has contributed in both obvious and nonobvious ways to this transformation.

4 To get a patent, an invention must be novel, nonobvious and useful—all reasonable requirements.

5 And to also keep nonobvious stuff on hand — like teddy bears for the kids, a rubber bone for the dog and $50 in cash, all in $1 bills.

6 But nonobvious money trails are popular on both ends of the spectrum.

nonobvious 同义词

1 不显眼的

quiet grave invisible dim low-profile inconspicuous unimposing unemphatic unfeatured unshowy

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