tangible · adjective
Bedeutungen und Beispiele
So real und deutlich, dass es gezeigt, erlebt oder gemessen werden kann.
Residents wanted tangible improvements in the service rather than another statement of principles and future intentions.
The project produced tangible benefits, including shorter waiting times and easier access to reliable information.
Her confidence grew when the months of preparation finally resulted in something tangible that others could use.
We need tangible evidence of progress before deciding whether to extend the funding for another year.