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1 desirable
[di΄zaiərəbl] a ցանկալի, ըղձալի, բաղձալի. It is desirable that… Ցանկալի է, որ… -
2 attenuation
"The weakening of a transmitted signal, such as the distortion of a digital signal or the reduction in amplitude of an electrical signal. Attenuation is usually measured in decibels and is sometimes desirable, as when signal strength is reduced electronically, for example, by a radio volume control, to prevent overloading." -
3 better than ever
Possessing more desirable qualities than before. -
4 dynamic grid
"Dotted lines that show the most desirable location for the center of the next shape being dropped on the page, based on where previous shapes have been placed." -
5 highly
[΄haili] adv խիստ, սաստիկ. բարենպաստ կերպով. a highly paid official բարձր վճար վող պաշտոնյա. think highly բարձր կարծիքի, լինել/գնահատել. highly desirable խիստ/ շատ ցանկալի. highly developed country բարձր զարգացած երկիր, a highly amusing story խիստ զվարճալի պատմություն: highly polished ուժեղ/ խիստ փայլեցրած
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désirable — [ dezirabl ] adj. • XIIe; de désirer 1 ♦ Qui mérite d être désiré; qui excite le désir. ⇒ appétissant, attrayant, enviable, intéressant, séduisant, souhaitable, tentant. « Le seul progrès désirable consiste dans l amélioration des âmes » (Renan) … Encyclopédie Universelle
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Desirable — De*sir a*ble, a. [F. d[ e]sirable, fr. L. desiderabilis. See {Desire}, v. t.] Worthy of desire or longing; fitted to excite desire or a wish to possess; pleasing; agreeable. [1913 Webster] All of them desirable young men. Ezek. xxiii. 12. [1913… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
desirable — late 14c., from O.Fr. desirable (12c.), from dasirer (see DESIRE (Cf. desire)). Related: Desirability … Etymology dictionary
desirable — [adj1] attractive, seductive adorable, alluring, beautiful*, charming, covetable, enticing, fascinating, fetching, sexy; concepts 372,579 Ant. bad, disagreeable, disgusting, unattractive, undesirable desirable [adj2] advantageous, good acceptable … New thesaurus
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desirable — ► ADJECTIVE 1) wished for as being attractive, useful, or necessary. 2) (of a person) arousing sexual desire. ► NOUN ▪ a desirable person or thing. DERIVATIVES desirability noun desirableness noun desirably adverb … English terms dictionary
desirable — [di zīr′ə bəl] adj. [ME < OFr: see DESIRE & ABLE] 1. worth wanting or having; worthwhile, beneficial, expedient, etc. 2. arousing desire; pleasing, attractive, etc. n. a desirable person or thing desirability n. desirableness desirably adv … English World dictionary
desirable — I (pleasing) adjective enjoyable, gratifying, pleasant, pleasurable, pleasureful, welcome II (qualified) adjective acceptable, eligible, entitled, qualified, recommendable, suitable, worthy III … Law dictionary
desirable — Desirable, id est, digne d estre desiré, Optabilis … Thresor de la langue françoyse
