tan·gible [ˈtænʤəbl̩] ПРИЛ.
1. tangible also перенос. (perceptible):
2. tangible (real):
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Large amounts had been budgeted and spent for projects related to waterfront development including dredging and port development but nothing tangible had been done.
en.wikipedia.org Their vow of poverty prevented the monks from using most of their money; consequently, monasteries and churches often contained great hoards of tangible wealth.
en.wikipedia.org This might indicate that under certain situations, such as when a boring task is used, tangible rewards might be appropriate.
en.wikipedia.org Services are economic activities, rather than tangible products, offered by one party to another.
en.wikipedia.org A corresponding concept for tangible assets is depreciation.
en.wikipedia.org Поиск в словаре
- tamper
- tamper-proof
- tamper resistant
- tampon
- tan
- tangible
- Tangier
- tangle
- tango
- tangy
- tank