tan·gible ['tænʤəbl̩] ADJ
1. tangible also fig (perceptible):
2. tangible (real):
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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 It was also a tangible tribute to the young athletes.
en.wikipedia.org These guidelines assert that a process, including a process for doing business, must produce a concrete, useful and tangible result in order to be patentable.
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 Only in the 1990s, when progress toward peace became tangible, did the economic situation brighten.
en.wikipedia.org Pretražite rečnik
- tamper
- tamper-proof
- tamper re'sistant
- tampon
- tan
- tangible
- tangle
- tangled
- tango
- tangy
- tank