thinkable
基本解释
- adj. 能想到的;可相信的;可考虑的;可能的
英汉例句
- The companies thinking the shouldn’t-be-thinkable in these ways are unwilling to share their insights.
那些觉得这样的想法是不可思议的公司不愿分享他们对事情的看法。 - The 20th century saw a surge in higher education; in the early 21st century, the idea of going abroad to study has become thinkable for ordinary students.
20世纪高等教育风起云涌,到了21世纪早期,即便是普通学生也已经可以考虑出国留学。 - “I’ve admired and hoped to work with each and every one of these ladies, but the possibility of working with all of them on the same project was un-thinkable, ” he laughs.
“我很钦佩并且希望能与这些女士中的每一位合作好,但在同一个项目中与她们所有的人能够合作好的可能性是难以想象的。” 他笑道。 - What was unthinkable has moved well past the thinkable and is now on the table for discussion.
FORBES: Is It Time For Democrats To Dump Obama? - For the first time since the early 1980s, global slump is a thinkable, even plausible, outcome (see article).
ECONOMIST: Heading for meltdown? - These devices will be tuned to the specific needs of its owner with an un-thinkable amount of computing resources at its disposal.
FORBES: Intel Paves The Path Into The Post-PC Era
双语例句
权威例句
专业释义
- 可思考的