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1 spürbar
I Adj. noticeable, perceptible; (deutlich) marked, distinct; (beträchtlich) considerable; (greifbar) tangible; spürbar werden auch make itself felt; es gab eine spürbare Erleichterung you could feel ( oder sense) the relief; die Auswirkungen werden auf Jahre hinaus spürbar sein the effects will be felt for years to comeII Adv. noticeably; (beträchtlich) considerably; es ist spürbar kälter geworden it’s noticeably colder (today)* * *appreciable* * *spür|bar1. adjnoticeable, perceptible2. advnoticeably, perceptibly* * *spür·baradj perceptible, noticeable* * *1.Adjektiv noticeable; perceptible; distinct, perceptible < improvement>; evident <relief, embarrassment>2.* * *A. adj noticeable, perceptible; (deutlich) marked, distinct; (beträchtlich) considerable; (greifbar) tangible;spürbar werden auch make itself felt;es gab eine spürbare Erleichterung you could feel ( oder sense) the relief;die Auswirkungen werden auf Jahre hinaus spürbar sein the effects will be felt for years to comees ist spürbar kälter geworden it’s noticeably colder (today)* * *1.Adjektiv noticeable; perceptible; distinct, perceptible < improvement>; evident <relief, embarrassment>2.* * *adj.sensitive adj.traceable adj. -
2 merklich
I Adj. noticeable; stärker: distinct, marked; (sichtbar) auch visible; (beträchtlich) considerable, appreciableII Adv. noticeably; stärker: distinctly, markedly; (sichtbar) visibly; es ist merklich kühler geworden it’s gone appreciably cooler* * *marked; perceptible; appreciable; distinct; noticeable* * *mẹrk|lich ['mɛrklɪç]1. adjnoticeable, marked, distinctkein merklicher Unterschied — no noticeable difference
2. advnoticeably* * *(obvious or easily noticeable: There has been a marked improvement in her work.) marked* * *merk·lich[ˈmɛrklɪç]I. adj noticeableII. adv noticeably* * *1. 2.adverbial perceptibly; noticeably; (deutlich) noticeably* * *A. adj noticeable; stärker: distinct, marked; (sichtbar) auch visible; (beträchtlich) considerable, appreciablees ist merklich kühler geworden it’s gone appreciably cooler* * *1.Adjektiv perceptible; noticeable; (deutlich) noticeable2.adverbial perceptibly; noticeably; (deutlich) noticeably* * *adj.appreciable adj.noticeable adj.perceptible adj.sensible adj. adv.appreciably adv.perceptibly adv.
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