perceptible

/pəˈseptəbl/ (bre, ipa) · /pərˈseptəbl/ (ame, ipa) · /pər-ˈsep-tə-bəl/ (ame, mw)

perceptible — 形容詞

  • perceptiblepositive
  • more perceptiblecomparative
  • most perceptiblesuperlative

1. strong or clear enough for people to notice with their eyes, ears, skin, or mind

1.形容詞C2
釋義

可察覺的

程度足以讓人察覺

strong or clear enough for people to notice with their eyes, ears, skin, or mind

例句

A slight gas smell became perceptible after a few minutes.

幾分鐘後，開始可以察覺到一股淡淡的瓦斯味。

become perceptible after a delay

There was a perceptible pause before the judge read the result.

法官宣讀結果前，有一段明顯的停頓。

there was + perceptible noun

同義詞
  • noticeable

    more common and often a little stronger in everyday English

  • detectable

    often used for weak signals, changes, or results found by checking

  • observable

    more formal and often used for things that can be seen or measured

反義詞
  • imperceptible

    used when something is too slight or weak to be noticed

文法句型

a perceptible change/smell/pause

be barely perceptible

用法筆記

Usually describes something slight rather than striking, so it often suggests careful noticing. Often appears before a noun, but it also follows be with adverbs such as barely and hardly.

常見錯誤

❌Mina is very perceptible and spots small errors.
✅Mina is very perceptive and spots small errors.
💡'perceptible' describes something that can be noticed, not a person who notices things well.