perceptibility
perceptibility — 名詞
1. the quality or degree to which something can be noticed, seen, heard, felt, or u
可感知性
可透過感官或心智察覺的性質
the quality or degree to which something can be noticed, seen, heard, felt, or understood by a person
The bright yellow colour of the rescue boat helped its perceptibility on the open ocean.
這艘救生艇的亮黃色有助於在空曠海面上提高其可感知性。
verb + perceptibility: 'helped its perceptibility' in visibility contexts
Shirin adjusted the studio lights to improve the perceptibility of the painting's tiny brush strokes.
Shirin 調整了工作室的燈光,以提高畫作中細小筆觸的可感知性。
verb + perceptibility: 'improve the perceptibility of [sth]'
In the thick morning fog, the perceptibility of the traffic lights dropped to almost nothing.
在濃厚的晨霧中,交通號誌的可感知性幾乎降到零。
Linh studied how different colours affect the perceptibility of warning signs in public buildings.
Linh 研究了不同顏色如何影響公共建築中警告標誌的可感知性。
verb + perceptibility: 'affect the perceptibility of [sth]' in research contexts
The research team measured the perceptibility of sounds at different frequencies for older listeners.
研究團隊測量了年長聽眾對不同頻率聲音的可感知性。
- high perceptibility
- low perceptibility
- poor perceptibility
- visual perceptibility
- auditory perceptibility
- tactile perceptibility
- clear perceptibility
- improve perceptibility
- reduce perceptibility
- affect perceptibility
- measure perceptibility
- discernibility
slightly more technical, emphasises the ability to distinguish fine differences rather than mere detection
- detectability
common in scientific and technical writing, especially for signals, sounds, or substances
- noticeability
less formal, focuses on how easily something attracts attention
- visibility
narrower — refers specifically to sight, while perceptibility covers all senses and the mind
- imperceptibility
the direct antonym; the quality of being impossible or very difficult to perceive
- invisibility
specifically refers to sight, not to other senses or the mind
文法句型
the perceptibility of [noun phrase]
adjective + perceptibility
用法筆記
Frequently appears with degree adjectives (high, low, poor, clear) or in compound phrases specifying the domain (visual perceptibility, auditory perceptibility). The word is most common in formal, academic, or scientific writing and is rarely used in everyday conversation.
常見錯誤
同根字
- perceive動詞B2
- perceptible形容詞B2
- perceptibly副詞C1
- imperceptible形容詞C1
- imperceptibly副詞C1
- perception名詞B2
- perceptive形容詞C1
- perceptiveness名詞C2