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1 tangible
tangible ['tændʒəbəl]∎ the tangible world le monde sensible;∎ tangible proof des preuves fpl tangibles;∎ it made no tangible difference ça n'a pas changé grand-chose2 noun∎ Finance tangibles actif m corporel, valeurs fpl matérielles►► Finance tangible assets actif m corporel, valeurs fpl matérielles;Finance tangible fixed assets immobilisations fpl corporelles -
2 visible
visible [vizibl]adjectivea. ( = qui peut être vu) visible• visible à l'œil nu/au microscope visible to the naked eye/under a microscopeb. ( = évident, net) obvious ; [amélioration, progrès] clear• il ne veut pas le faire, c'est visible he doesn't want to, that's obvious* * *vizibl1) ( perceptible) visible2) ( manifeste) obviousson émotion était visible — he/she was visibly moved
elle va beaucoup mieux, c'est visible — she's obviously a lot better
3) ( en état de recevoir) [personne] available4) ( accessible au public)* * *vizibl adj1) (= que l'on peut voir) visible2) (= disponible)est-il visible? — Can I see him?, Will he see visitors?
* * *visible adj1 ( perceptible) visible; visible à l'œil nu visible to the naked eye;2 ( manifeste) obvious; il a fait des progrès visibles he has made tangible ou obvious progress; son émotion était visible he was visibly moved, you could see that he was moved; elle va beaucoup mieux, c'est visible she's obviously a lot better, you can see she's a lot better;3 ( en état de recevoir) [personne] available;4 ( accessible au public) les tableaux du jeune artiste sont visibles jusqu'au 17 mai the young artist's paintings can be seen until 17 May.[vizibl] adjectif1. [objet] visible2. [évident - gêne, intérêt, mépris] obvious, visible ; [ - amélioration, différence] visible, perceptibleil est visible que... it's obvious ou clear that...3. (soutenu) [prêt à recevoir]————————[vizibl] nom masculin
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