| 单词 | viable |
| 释义 | vi·a·ble I. 1. a. < the skin graft was viable > < viable cancer cells > < a viable infant > b. of a fetus < a 7-month viable fetus > 2. < viable seeds > < viable eggs > 3. < make the life of industry and the city viable to the imagination — L.A.Fielder > < make viable for their students the great cultural heritage — J.W.Dodds > < the poet … is to make philosophic content more viable by addition of sensuous and emotional qualities — John Dewey > 4. a. < a viable middle road … between the grim alternatives of appeasement and all-out war — F.W.Riggs > < even brigands can make a viable agreement provided it embodies a common purpose — New Republic > b. < offers a viable alternative to other world views — J.W.Nixon > < anthropology is a viable science — E.A.Hoebel > < if skepticism is a viable enterprise — F.A.Olafson > < the novel is the only major art form that has come down to us from the nineteenth century in a viable condition — Arnold Hauser > 5. < adopted the politically and economically superior culture … and set about transforming it into a viable tropical civilization — Gilberto Freyre > < an artificial and hardly viable state — E.K.Lindley > < reapportioning the country into 14 large and viable states — Time > • vi·a·bly II. < a viable candidate > |
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