demonstrable

英 [dɪˈmɒnstrəbl]

美 [dɪˈmɑːnstrəbl]

adj.  明显的; 可表明的; 可论证的; 可证明的

TEM8

BNC.20115 / COCA.23383

牛津词典

adj.

• 明显的；可表明的；可论证的；可证明的
  that can be shown or proved
  1. a demonstrable need
     明显的需要

柯林斯词典

• ADJ 可证明的;可论证的;可表明的;明显的
  Ademonstrablefact or quality can be shown to be true or to exist.
  1. The road safety programme is having a demonstrable effect on road users...
     道路安全方案在道路使用者身上逐渐显现出明显的效果。
  2. Despite its demonstrable speed and safety, the boat failed to become popular.
     虽然其速度和安全性都可得到证明，但这种船还是不受欢迎。

双语例句

• It has achieved demonstrable results, but not yet enough.
  它已取得了显著成效，但还远远不够。
• The iterative development approach emphasizes real project progress by producing demonstrable results.
  迭代开发过程强调实际的、产生可见的结果的项目过程。
• But, even if the long-term benefits are demonstrable, what about the short-term costs of implementing strong requirements?
  但是，即便可以证明其长期益处，加强监管又会造成怎样的短期成本呢？
• After posting a sequence of demonstrable results, you can predict the outcome pretty well.
  在发布一系列可演示的结果以后，你就可以很好地预测结果了。
• The introduction of IT process improvements can produce demonstrable ROI.
  IT过程改进的引入，可以产生可演示的ROI。
• To be accepted by practitioners, governance measures must have demonstrable value.
  为了得到从业人员的接受，治理方法必须拥有可证明的价值。
• Despite its demonstrable speed and safety, the boat failed to become popular.
  虽然其速度和安全性都可得到证明，但这种船还是不受欢迎。
• In fact, many mental illnesses even those like schizophrenia that have demonstrable genetic origins can be stopped or at least contained before they start.
  实际上，许多中精神疾病（甚至像精神分裂症地那些显著存在遗传关系的）也能够在它们产生之前阻止或者至少控制。
• A demonstrable lie, inaccuracy, etc.
  明显的谎言、误差等。
• The result has been more value for each rupiah spent, and demonstrable reductions in the levels of corruption.
  结果是，每一个卢比都产生了更大的价值，减少了腐败现象。