英:['pælpəblɪ]
美:[ˈpælpəblɪ]
英:['pælpəblɪ]
美:[ˈpælpəblɪ]
词根:palpable
adj.palpable 明显的;可感知的;易觉察的
n.palpability 可触知性;明白
adjective
capable of being touched or felt : tangible
palpable lymph nodes
easily perceptible : noticeable The attraction between them was palpable.
a palpable difference
easily perceptible by the mind : manifest
Middle English, from Late Latin palpabilis, from Latin palpare to stroke, caress — more at feel
The first known use of palpable was in the 14th century
pal1 of 2noun
a close friend
pal2 of 2verb
to be or become pals
palpusnoun
a part that sticks out from a mouthpart of an arthropod and is used in sensing by touch or in feeding
palpitateverb
to beat rapidly and strongly : throb, quiver
palpitationnoun
an act or instance of palpitatingespecially: an abnormally rapid beating of the heart
palpitateverb
to beat rapidly and strongly : throb, quiver
palpableadjective
capable of being touched or felt : tangible
easily sensed : noticeable
easily understood or recognized : obvious
a palpable error
1 He and its bloated staff have palpably failed to build a self-sustaining film industry.
2 It’s a vital, palpably youthful song — how many other groups could get away with referencing the Nae Nae and using “bae” without looking like dorks? — but that doesn’t undermine the respect they deserve.
3 And you can imagine how an amusing performance might emerge from the contrast between a palpably young woman and her exaggerated, grande dame world-weariness.
4 No, Mr. Jackman is palpably present and in his own skin.
5 Miranda, who saw “Rent” at 17, is palpably thrilled to gain access to his hero’s hovel on Greenwich Street, here recreated with exactitude — right down to the Scorpions cassette.
6 Its pages are punctuated with recurring editor’s notes that serve as a reminder that the author, who is so palpably present on the page, is absent from the world.
7 This is a man palpably baring his pain, anger and rebelliousness, and then holding his peace.
8 The people of Norway’s capital, Oslo, are palpably happy, especially in the spring, summer and early fall, when outdoor cafes are still crowded in evenings, with heat lamps and wool blankets provided for late-night comfort.
9 A positive patch-test result, measured by a visible and palpable localized response, denotes a delayed hypersensitivity response …
10 Vinothraj palpably summons the violence and oppressive nature of their relationship — and their bleakly impoverished milieu — with intensity and tremendous visual flair.
11 Regardless of one’s political leanings, the lack of predictability from Washington is palpably real, and for some that means a life filled with sweaty palms, shortness of breath, muscle tension and difficulty sleeping.
12 Margene is so palpably desperate for something else that Bill offers her a ticket out of the marriage.
13 The probability of a violent act is palpably higher for males compared with females across the life span.
14 The same economic tensions roiling the rest of the world are palpably unsettling forces in a number of films.
15 However, that same commitment didn't seem to be there, at least palpably, on her part.
然而,这同样的献词似乎并没有多少效力,至少没有让她觉察到。
16 Except for some scrambled passages now and then, Mr. de Mare gave vibrant, colorful performances, his enthusiasm for the project he has fostered coming through palpably.
17 Thomas is palpably interested in debate, and “The Animal Kingdom” thrusts us into a particle accelerator of questions.
18 When the conversation moves on to football, however, he is palpably more relaxed.
然而当话题转到足球上来,阿布看起来放松多了。
19 "The more I've spoken about feminism the more I have realized that fighting for women's rights has too often become synonymous with man-hating," she said, palpably nervous.
20 "Good," the old man said as the tension in the common room ebbed palpably, "excellent."
1 明显地
definitely obviously apparently evidently noticeably visibly markedly strikingly patently demonstrably manifestly starkly appreciably discernibly
2 明显
strong clear obvious visible plain patent distinct apparent evident manifest striking noticeable definite marked tangible pronounced noteworthy blatant predominant observable palpable glaring emphatic clear-cut appreciable definitely obviously apparently evidently noticeably visibly markedly strikingly patently demonstrably manifestly starkly appreciably discernibly obviousness