observable — able to be seen or noticed; capable of being observed
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: able to be seen or noticed; capable of being observed
Pronunciation (IPA): /əbˈzɜrvəbl/
Korean meaning: 관찰할 수 있는, 눈에 띄는
Korean pronunciation: 업-저-버-블 (강세: 저)
Example Sentences
- The teacher's mood swings were so observable that students could predict pop quizzes.
- The observable stars in the night sky fascinate astronomers.
- His attempt to act cool was so observable that it became embarrassingly obvious.
observable
ADJECTIVE//əbˈzɜrvəbl//
able to be seen or noticed; capable of being observed
Clear visible phenomena being observed
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The adorable owl is observable and notable!
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Origin
라틴어 'observare(지켜보다)'에서 유래하여, 'ob(향하여)' + 'servare(보다)'가 결합된 후 '-able(~할 수 있는)'이 붙어 현재의 형태가 되었습니다.
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“The teacher's mood swings were so observable that students could predict pop quizzes.”
“The observable stars in the night sky fascinate astronomers.”
“His attempt to act cool was so observable that it became embarrassingly obvious.”
“The observable improvement in her English skills impressed everyone.”
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