discernible
/dɪˈsɜːnəbl/ (bre, ipa) · [dɪsˈɚnəbəl] /dɪˈsɜːrnəbl/ (ame, ipa) · [dɪsˈɚnəbəl] /di-ˈsər-nə-bəl -ˈzər-/ (ame, mw)
discernible — 形容詞
- discerniblepositive
- more discerniblecomparative
- most discerniblesuperlative
1. If something is discernible, you can notice it, recognize it, or understand what
看得出
能被注意到、辨出或聽出來
If something is discernible, you can notice it, recognize it, or understand what it is, even if you need to look, listen, or think carefully.
Even from the back row, Devika's handwritten notes were still discernible on the screen.
就算坐在後排，螢幕上 Devika 手寫的筆記還是看得出來。
be discernible on a screen
After a week of talks, a new plan was finally discernible in the mayor's remarks.
談了一星期後，市長的發言裡終於看得出新方案的輪廓。
discernible in spoken remarks
Through the rain, the house numbers remained discernible under the porch light.
雨這麼大，在門廊燈下還是看得出門牌號碼。
To Mira, a hint of relief was discernible behind the coach's strict tone.
對 Mira 來說，在教練嚴厲的語氣裡仍聽得出一絲鬆口氣。
By noon, the oil stain was less discernible after two rounds of washing.
到了中午，洗了兩輪之後，那塊油漬就比較看不出來了。
- noticeable
more common and less formal for something that can be seen or sensed
- perceptible
close formal synonym, especially for slight physical signs
- visible
mainly about sight, not about grasping a meaning or feeling
- understandable
best when the point or meaning can be grasped mentally rather than seen
- imperceptible
too slight for the senses or mind to notice
- indiscernible
present but too faint, blurred, or mixed up to make out
- obscure
hard to understand or not easy to see clearly
文法句型
be discernible
be discernible to + person
be discernible in + sound/remark/pattern
remain discernible through + condition
用法筆記
Usually appears after be, remain, become, or seem. It often points to something faint but still noticeable, or to a meaning or feeling that can be picked up from signs such as remarks, tone, or behavior.