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单词 viable
释义
viable
adjective
uk
/ˈvaɪ.ə.bəl/us
/ˈvaɪ.ə.bəl/
C2
abletoworkasintendedorabletosucceed:
可以实施的；可望成功的
Inorderto make thecompanyviable, it willunfortunatelybenecessarytoreducestaffinglevels.很遗憾，为使公司继续运转下去，将不得不裁员。
I amafraidyourplanis notcommercially/economically/financially/politicallyviable.恐怕你的计划在商业／经济／财政／政治上行不通。
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achievable
  • achievableMake sure your weight-loss goals are achievable.
  • attainableEmployees benefit from having attainable goals.
  • doableIt's a big ask, but it's doable.
  • feasibleGiven the lack of funding, is this plan really feasible?
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biologyspecialized
abletocontinuetoexistas ordevelopinto alivingbeing:
能生长发育的；可以存活的
There is acontinuingdebateabout theageat which ahumanfoetuscan beconsideredviable.关于人类胎儿在何时可被视为已有生命的问题仍处于争论中。
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  • Theprojectis notfinanciallyviable .
  • We haveconcernsabout whether thegovernmentwill beabletoprovideviablesocialservicesforpoorerfamilies/providepoorerfamilieswith viablesocialservices.
  • Thegovernmentwantstoencourageviableself-containedruralcommunities.
  • It was not viable tosupportourselves on such assmallplotofland.
  • Wehopetoprovidea viablealternativetocartravel.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Useful or advantageous
  • advantageous
  • advantageously
  • all-singing
  • amiss
  • asset
  • fecund
  • foil
  • fruitfully
  • fruitfulness
  • functionally
  • gainfully
  • general
  • preferential
  • productive
  • productively
  • profitable
  • profitably
  • sniff
  • win-win
  • worthwhile
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Successful (things or people)
Life and living
Potential

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viably
(Definition ofviablefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

viable| American Dictionary

viable
adjective
us
/ˈvɑɪ·ə·bəl/
abletoexist,performasintended, orsucceed:
Thecompanyhad toseekotherwaystoremainviable.
He would be a viablecandidatefor anyofficehewantedtorunfor.

viability

noun[U]us
/ˌvɑɪ·əˈbɪl·ɪ·t̬i/
She’s going to have tocutcoststomaintainthe viability of herbusiness.
(Definition ofviablefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

viable| Business English

viable
adjective
uk
/ˈvaɪəbl/us
ableto be done orlikelytosucceed:
commercially/economically/financially viableRisingoilpriceshave madealternativeenergysourcesmoreeconomicallyviable.
a viable business/company/marketThefundexiststoprovidefinanceto viablebusinessesthat have beenrejectedbymainstreamlenders.
Home-workingoffersaviablesolutionto thework/familyconflict.
aviablealternative/option/proposition
(Definition ofviablefrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofviable

viable
Neither isviablewithout the other and both require careful management to ensure that their viability is perpetuated.
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Monetary policy becomes impotent, while the economy's immunity to real shocks is removed, and fiscal policy becomes aviableoption for the government.
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Today, with cheap and frequent shipping routes, timber has replaced flagstone as the mostviableresource on the island.
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Others merely hoped for a modernviableform of paternalism.
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However, these findings are restricted to a fraction of (known) cultivable andviablebacteria only.
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Numerous pathways to anxiety are currently consideredviable.
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Where given reasonable and economicallyviablealternatives, smallholders respond.
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First, if less environmentally destructive alternative economic activities are commerciallyviable, why is international funding needed in order to launch a commercial venture?
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Five of 13 egg clutches found on the ground were no longerviable, as was 1 of 8 egg clutches found on plant structures.
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Ballooning therefore became a moreviableoption for dispersal.
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No differences were seen in theviablecounts, which remained similar in numbers for both aerobic and anaerobic incubation.
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Under his view, convergence without attrition, (1a), occurs where both languages that a bilingual acquires are healthy andviable.
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Anyviablemodern position, it seems, must try to preserve the important values contained in each of these two extremes, while avoiding their defects.
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Thus, cells that were counted 3 h after plating were stillviable.
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Stimulation and response recording were then carried out while the cell wasviable.
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