1、palpable

palpable發(fā)音

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palpable中文意思翻譯

常見(jiàn)釋義：

adj.明顯的；可感知的；易覺(jué)察的

palpable雙語(yǔ)使用場(chǎng)景

1、The tension in the room was almost palpable.───屋子里的緊張氣氛幾乎能感覺(jué)到。

2、"The reality of the moment is so palpable and powerful that it holds imagination in a tight orbit from which it never fully escapes. "───“現實(shí)是如此強大且伸手可觸，想象力被它困在了一個(gè)狹窄的軌道中而無(wú)處可逃?！?/p>

3、urgency was palpable in Bali.───緊迫意識在巴厘島會(huì )議中十分明顯。

4、She was admitted with a palpable non-pulsating mass in her left inguinal region and pain and cyanosis in her left lower limb.───她承認了明顯的非脈動(dòng)群眾在她的左腹股溝區疼痛，發(fā)紺，并在她的左下肢。

5、The tension between Amy and Jim is palpable.───埃米和吉姆之間的緊張關(guān)系是顯而易見(jiàn)的。

6、But just a month ago, when the debt crisis seemed somehow less dire and more easily resolved, official Chinese anxiety was more palpable.───但僅僅在一個(gè)月以前，當債務(wù)危機看起來(lái)還不那么嚴峻且更容易解決的時(shí)候，中國官方的焦慮卻更明顯。

7、The rather louche glamour of Monaco's royal family is nothing compared with the fading but still palpable grandeur of the British monarchy.───這丁點(diǎn)摩洛哥王室家族的魅力只會(huì )漸漸地凋落，但是對于英國的君主政治來(lái)說(shuō)仍然是一種真實(shí)的顯赫。

8、Since the Great Recession began there has been a palpable shift in power away from America and toward China.───自從大蕭條開(kāi)始以來(lái)，國家實(shí)力的消長(cháng)已經(jīng)有了明顯的變化：在美國和中國之間，天平向后者傾斜。

9、Back when Lam's paper was published, there was a palpable sense of a battle between good and evil.───回到林的論文發(fā)表之時(shí)，正值一場(chǎng)明顯感覺(jué)得到的正邪之爭。

palpable相似詞語(yǔ)短語(yǔ)

1、capable───adj.有能力的；有才干的；容許……的；可以做（某事）的；綜合性的；有資格的

2、papable───adj.可選做教皇的

3、culpable───adj.有罪的；該責備的；不周到的；應受處罰的

4、helpable───有幫助的

5、impalpable───adj.感觸不到的；難理解的；無(wú)形的

6、callable───adj.（公債）可提前兌付的；（債券）可先期償還的；（計算機）可調用的

7、palpably───adv.易覺(jué)察地；可觸知地

8、mappable───adj.可在圖上標示的；可用圖表示的

9、palatable───adj.美味的，可口的；愉快的

2、關(guān)于春節的英文介紹簡(jiǎn)短

關(guān)于春節的英文介紹簡(jiǎn)短:

The Spring Festival falls on the 1st day of the 1st lunar month, often one month later than the Gregorian calendar. It originated in the Shang Dynasty (c. 1600 BC-c. 1100 BC) from the people's sacrifice to gods and ancestors at the end of an old year and the beginning of a new one.

春節落在正月的第一天，往往比公歷晚一個(gè)月。 它起源于商朝(西元 1600 BC-C。公元前 1100 年)從人民祭祀神靈和祖先，在 舊的一年結束和一個(gè)新的開(kāi)始。

Many customs accompany the Spring Festival. Some are still followed today, but others have weakened. 

春節的時(shí)候有不少傳統習俗。有的人至今還在保持， 不過(guò)有的人已經(jīng)慢慢淡化了這種習俗。