observable
21observable — adjective Date: 1609 1. noteworthy 2. capable of being observed ; discernible • observability noun • observable noun • observably adverb …
22OBSERVABLE — adj. des deux genres T. didactique. Qui peut être observé. La différence de ces deux quantités n est pas observable …
23Observable — Ob|ser|va|ble auch: Ob|ser|vab|le 〈[ va: ] f. 30; Phys.〉 eine messbare physikalische Größe * * * Observable [zu lateinisch observare »beobachten«] die, n/ n, Begriff für die beobachtbare Eigenschaft einer physikalischen Realität; besonders in… …
24observable — adj. Observable is used with these nouns: ↑fact, ↑phenomenon, ↑universe …
25observable — adjective that will certainly cause an observable change in the instrument reading Syn: noticeable, visible, perceptible, perceivable, detectable, conspicuous, distinguishable, discernible, recognizable, evident, apparent, manifest, obvious,… …
26observable — ob•serv•a•ble [[t]əbˈzɜr və bəl[/t]] adj. 1) cvb capable of being or liable to be observed; discernible 2) cvb worthy of being celebrated or observed: an observable holiday[/ex] 3) deserving of attention; noteworthy • Etymology: 1600–10; < L… …
27observable — {{＃}}{{LM O27735}}{{〓}} {{［}}observable{{］}} ‹ob·ser·va·ble› {{《}}▍ adj.inv.{{》}} Que se puede observar …
Diccionario de uso del español actual con sinónimos y antónimos
28observable — a, óusservable, o adj. observable ; qu on peut observer …
29observable — observe ► VERB 1) notice; perceive. 2) watch attentively; monitor. 3) make a remark; say. 4) fulfil or comply with. DERIVATIVES observable adjective observer noun. ORIGIN Latin obs …
30observable — adjective capable of being seen or noticed (Freq. 1) a discernible change in attitude a clearly evident erasure in the manuscript an observable change in behavior • Syn: ↑discernible, ↑evident • Similar to: ↑ …
