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adjective1) (capable of maintaining life) lebensfähig2) (fig.) lebensfähig [Staat, Firma]; (feasible) realisierbar* * *vi·able[ˈvaɪəbl̩]not commercially \viable nicht rentabel2. (feasible) machbar, durchführbar, realisierbar\viable alternative durchführbare Alternative* * *['vaɪəbl]adj1) plant, foetus lebensfähig2) company rentabel; economy lebensfähig; suggestion, proposition brauchbar; plan, project machbar; alternative, solution gangbar; option realisierbarin order to secure a viable future for the car industry — um der Autoindustrie eine Überlebenschance zu geben
the company is not economically viable —
* * *viable adj (adv viably)1. lebensfähig2. realisierbar, durchführbar* * *adjective1) (capable of maintaining life) lebensfähig2) (fig.) lebensfähig [Staat, Firma]; (feasible) realisierbar* * *adj.funktionsfähig adj.
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