perceivably

[pə'si:vəbli]

adv. 可知觉地, 可察觉地

ad.

1. 可知觉地; 可察觉地

2. 可领会地

perceivably

词义辨析：

同义参见:

apparently

perceivably

perceivably

■Typical case report has characteristic Chinese way of reporting, it typically represents media and propaganda system;path of its change most perceivably reflects the change of propaganda system.

典型报道是我国特有的新闻报道方式，是新闻宣传体制的典型代表，它的变化轨迹最直观的反映出宣传体制的变迁。

■In addition, the research further explores that only when teachers perceivably understand "problem structure" of physics competition, can they be in a better position to give guidance to students.

另外，从研究中也发现：教师只有很好的掌握物理竞赛的“问题结构”，才能够有的放矢的进行辅导。

■I had no sooner said so, but I perceiv'd the creature (whatever it was) within two oars length, which something surprized me

我话音未落,那巨兽离船不到两桨来远了。

■and as soon as I gat thither, which was not less than two hours (for I could not go apace, being so loaded with arms as I was) I perceiv'd there had been three canoes more of savages on that place;

我费了两个多钟头才到达那里,因为我全副武装,负担太重,怎么也走不快。我一上小山就看到,除了我刚才看到的两只独木舟外,还有另外三只在那儿。

■wherein I spoke after him as well as I could, and found myself perceivably to improve every time, though very far from any degree of perfection.

遇到了布里斯托尔的坡可克船长，他正要到坎披契湾[坎披契湾就是北美洲东南岸的墨西哥湾的西南部分。]