英语词汇“apparent”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

apparentapparent /əˈpærənt/ ●●○ W3 AWL adjective

ETYMOLOGYapparent

Origin: 1300-1400 Old French Latin, present participle of apparere to prepare

COLLOCATIONS► For no apparent reason

For no apparent reason, our daughter has started refusing to go to school.

► immediately apparent

The difference in quality was immediately apparent.

THESAURUSeasy to notice► noticeable

easy to notice: Alcohol has a noticeable effect on the body. The stain was hardly noticeable.

► clear

impossible to doubt or make a mistake about: clear evidence of his guilt

► obvious

easy to notice: an obvious mistake

► striking

unusual or interesting enough to be noticed: He bears a striking resemblance to his father.

► eye-catching

noticeable and attractive: an attractive eye-catching design

► evident

formal easily noticed or understood: It was clearly evident that she was unhappy.

► apparent

formal easily seen or understood: It was apparent that the enemy was stronger than they had believed.

► conspicuous

very noticeable, especially because something is different from other things: I felt conspicuous in my red coat.

► unmistakable

easy to notice and recognize: the unmistakable taste of garlic

► manifest

formal very easy to notice or see: a manifest error in his judgment

1easily noticed or understood SYN clear: apparent to Her embarrassment was apparent to everyone.it is apparent (that) It was apparent that the company would shut down. For no apparent reason, our daughter has started refusing to go to school. The difference in quality was immediately apparent. → see also evident
► see thesaurus at noticeable2seeming to be real or true, although it may not really be so: an apparent contradiction between the men’s stories the committee’s apparent inability to deal with the problem [Origin: 1300–1400 Old French, Latin, present participle of apparere to prepare]

单词	apparent
释义	apparentapparent /əˈpærənt/ ●●○ W3 AWL adjective Etymology ETYMOLOGYapparent Origin: 1300-1400 Old French Latin, present participle of apparere to prepare Collocations COLLOCATIONS► For no apparent reason For no apparent reason, our daughter has started refusing to go to school. ► immediately apparent The difference in quality was immediately apparent. Thesaurus THESAURUSeasy to notice► noticeable easy to notice: Alcohol has a noticeable effect on the body. The stain was hardly noticeable. ► clear impossible to doubt or make a mistake about: clear evidence of his guilt ► obvious easy to notice: an obvious mistake ► striking unusual or interesting enough to be noticed: He bears a striking resemblance to his father. ► eye-catching noticeable and attractive: an attractive eye-catching design ► evident formal easily noticed or understood: It was clearly evident that she was unhappy. ► apparent formal easily seen or understood: It was apparent that the enemy was stronger than they had believed. ► conspicuous very noticeable, especially because something is different from other things: I felt conspicuous in my red coat. ► unmistakable easy to notice and recognize: the unmistakable taste of garlic ► manifest formal very easy to notice or see: a manifest error in his judgment 1easily noticed or understood SYN clear: apparent to Her embarrassment was apparent to everyone.it is apparent (that) It was apparent that the company would shut down. For no apparent reason, our daughter has started refusing to go to school. The difference in quality was immediately apparent. → see also evident ► see thesaurus at noticeable2seeming to be real or true, although it may not really be so: an apparent contradiction between the men’s stories the committee’s apparent inability to deal with the problem [Origin: 1300–1400 Old French, Latin, present participle of apparere to prepare]
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