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tangible
03
namacalny, rzeczywisty
(of especially business assets) having physical substance and intrinsic monetary value
04
namacalny, zmysłowy
capable of being perceived; especially capable of being handled or touched or felt
tangible
adj
intangible
adj
intangible
adj
tangibility
n
tangibility
n
tangibleness
n
tangibleness
n
Przykład
The tangible results of their hard work were visible in the finished product.
She sought tangible evidence to support her theory.
The tangible weight of the antique book in his hands made him appreciate its history even more.
The soft texture of the fabric was immediately tangible as she ran her fingers over it.
The tangible evidence presented in court supported the prosecution's case.
