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1 feasible
['fiːzəbl]1) (possible) [ project] realizzabile, fattibile2) (plausible) [excuse, explanation] plausibile* * *['fi:zəbl](able to be done: a feasible solution to the problem.) fattibile* * *feasible /ˈfi:zəbl/a.1 fattibile; praticabile; possibile; attuabile; realizzabile: a feasible plan, un piano attuabile; It should be feasible to find a replacement, dovrebbe essere possibile trovare un sostituto● feasible solution, (mat.) soluzione possibile; (comput.) soluzione ammissibile.* * *['fiːzəbl]1) (possible) [ project] realizzabile, fattibile2) (plausible) [excuse, explanation] plausibile -
2 feasible fea·sible adj
['fiːzəbl]1) (practicable: plan, suggestion) realizzabile, fattibile, attuabile2) (likely: theory, explanation) verosimile, credibile
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