palpable 明顯；強烈 — 中文意思、英文定義、例句

1.形容詞C1

釋義

明顯；強烈

容易察覺，或強烈得像摸得到

clear enough to notice at once; with feelings, strong enough to seem almost physical.

例句

Palpable tension filled the room when Wei opened the final exam envelopes.

Wei 打開期末考試卷袋時，房間裡的緊張氣氛強烈得幾乎摸得到。

collocation: palpable tension

After the rescue call, Vinícius felt a palpable sense of relief in camp.

接到救援電話後，Vinícius 明顯感受到營地裡那股如釋重負的氣氛。

phrase: palpable sense of relief

同義詞

obvious
the everyday word for something easy to see or understand, without the strong physical feeling implied by palpable
noticeable
weaker than palpable; something noticeable stands out, but it may not dominate the atmosphere
tangible
often stresses something physical or clearly provable, rather than a mood that seems to fill a place
perceptible
more formal and often weaker, focusing on being detectable rather than powerfully felt

反義詞

subtle
present in a quiet or delicate way that is not immediately obvious
faint
weak in strength or intensity, especially with feelings, sounds, or signs
imperceptible
too slight to be noticed by the senses or the mind

文法句型

palpable + noun (tension/relief/excitement)

be + palpable

用法筆記

Most often used with nouns for feelings or atmosphere, such as tension, relief, excitement, or anger, and it is more common in formal writing than in casual speech. It also appears with changes or results that become clearly noticeable, as in palpable improvement.

常見錯誤

❌The chair is palpable.

✅The tension in the room was palpable.

💡palpable is usually used for feelings, atmosphere, or changes that people strongly sense, not for ordinary objects.

❌There was a palpable of fear before the storm.

✅There was a palpable sense of fear before the storm.

💡palpable is an adjective and usually needs a noun such as sense, tension, or relief.

palpable

palpable — 形容詞

1. clear enough to notice at once; with feelings, strong enough to seem almost phys

文法句型

用法筆記

常見錯誤