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tangible
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/ˈtæn.dʒə.bəl/
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tangible
noun
tangibles
pl
UK
/ˈtæn.dʒə.bəl/
US
/ˈtæn.dʒə.bəl/
вещественное имущество
The company has a lot of tangible assets.
У компании много вещественного имущества.
материальный объект
The sculpture is a tangible that you can touch and see.
Скульптура - это материальный объект, который можно потрогать и увидеть.
Synonyms
tangible asset
tangible property
physical asset
material asset
corporeal asset
physical property
material good
tangible good
corporeal property
real asset
physical item
concrete asset
tangible
adjective
more tangible
Comp.
most tangible
Super.
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/ˈtæn.dʒə.bəl/
US
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осязаемый
The benefits of the new policy are tangible.
Преимущества новой политики осязаемы.
материальный
The company showed tangible growth in the last quarter.
Компания показала материальный рост в последнем квартале.
реальный
There is a tangible difference in quality between the two products.
Существует реальная разница в качестве между двумя продуктами.
Additional translations
конкретный
ощутимый
Synonyms
palpable
material
physical
substantial
concrete
real
perceptible
Antonyms
intangible
Definitions
tangible
noun
A thing that is perceptible by touch.
The sculpture was a tangible that visitors could touch and feel.
A physical asset or item that has a physical form.
The company's tangibles include machinery, buildings, and vehicles.
tangible
adjective
Capable of being touched or felt; having physical form and substance.
The tangible evidence presented in court was crucial to the case.
Real or actual, rather than imaginary or visionary; able to be perceived by the senses.
The tangible benefits of the new policy were immediately noticeable to the employees.
Clear and definite; not vague or elusive.
There was a tangible sense of relief in the room when the announcement was made.
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