Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English의 정의measurablemea‧su‧ra‧ble /ˈmeʒərəbəl/ adjective1IMPORTANTlarge or important enough to have an effect that can be seen or felt동의어 noticeable
The law has had little measurable effect since it was introduced two years ago.2MEASUREable to be measured반의어 immeasurable
measurable results —measurably adverb
The company is working to make its environmental performance measurably better.말뭉치의 용례measurable• Pain and suffering are not measurable.• Inflation, if you assume the consumer price index is overstated, is barely measurable.• The physical world is not bound by chains of measurable and universalregularity.• While the technique had little impact on infants, it produced measurable benefits with 7 to 9 year olds.• Although the exchangedparticles are virtual, they certainly do produce a measurable effect-they make the earthorbit the sun!• Radio waves are electromagnetic waves with a very long wavelength, measurable in metres.• In a nation in which almost everything needs fixing, not much measurableprogress has been made.• He's made no measurable progress toward his accomplishing his goals.• measurablerainfall• Its attraction was that it has the advantage of any competitive sport, that measurable results can be easily obtained.• They may have measurable standards, some priorities and maybe even benchmarks and deadlines.• Try to help them be objective and set themselves realistic, measurabletargets.
