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adjective1) (perceptible by touch) fühlbar2) (fig.): (real, definite) greifbar; spürbar, merklich [Unterschied, Verbesserung]; handfest [Beweis]* * *['tæn‹əbl](real or definite: tangible evidence.) greifbar- academic.ru/92456/tangibly">tangibly- tangibility* * *tan·gible[ˈtænʤəbl̩]1. ( also fig: perceptible) fassbar; advantages, benefits, results greifbar; lack, loss, swelling fühlbar; disappointment, effects, improvement spürbara \tangible difference ein spürbarer [o merklicher] Unterschieda \tangible relief eine fühlbare Erleichterunga \tangible success ein greifbarer Erfolg2. (real) real, materiell\tangible advantage realer [o echter] Vorteil\tangible gain realer [o materieller] Gewinn3. (definite) klar, eindeutig, deutlich* * *['tndZəbl]adj1) (lit) greifbar, berührbar* * *tangible [ˈtændʒəbl]A adj (adv tangibly)1. greifbar, materiell, körperlich2. fig klar, bestimmt:tangible results greifbare Ergebnisse3. WIRTSCH materiell:tangible assets → B 2 a;tangible property → B 2 bB s1. (etwas) Greifbares2. pl WIRTSCHa) materielle Vermögenswerte plb) Sachvermögen n* * *adjective1) (perceptible by touch) fühlbar2) (fig.): (real, definite) greifbar; spürbar, merklich [Unterschied, Verbesserung]; handfest [Beweis]* * *adj.fühlbar adj.greifbar adj.
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