noticeable [ˈnəʊtɪsəbəl] adjetivoapreciable, notable (change, difference)- barely noticeable -> apenas perceptible
- it was very noticeable that… -> se notaba claramente que…
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noticeable [nou-ti-sa-bol]adjetivoDigno de atención, notable; perceptible.
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noticeable [ˈnəʊtɪsəbl]
adjective
[+difference, change, effect, increase] sensible; perceptible there is a noticeable difference in the aspirations of children who have received a public schol education and those who haven't there has ben a noticeable change in people's attitudes towards gays and lesbians his death has had a noticeable effect on all his colleagues there has been a noticeable increase in ...
it is noticeable that se nota que; es evidente que; está claro que
it's noticeable that immigrants have less chance of employment in these fields it's noticeable that some women have taken this message to heart
it isn't noticeable [+mark, stain] no se nota; a noticeable smell of burning un fuerte olor a quemado; a noticeable lack of enthusiasm una evidente falta de entusiasmo
ther was a noticeable lack of enthusiasm for the plan among local residents
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