noticeable

• Beschreibt etwas, das leicht zu bemerken oder zu erkennen ist. Bezieht sich auf Dinge, die auffallen oder offensichtlich sind.

Describes something that is easily seen or recognized.

1. Capable of being perceivedB1formal

   Able to be seen, heard, or sensed; perceptible.

   Wahrnehmbar

   • There was a noticeable change in the weather after the storm.
   • The improvement in his health was noticeable to everyone.
   • A noticeable hum came from the machine.

   Synonymeapparentdetectablediscernibledistinctevidentobservablepalpableperceptiblerecognizablevisible

   Antonymeimperceptibleinconspicuousindiscernibleinvisibleundetectableunnoticeable

2. Capable of being detectedB1formal

   Able to be discovered or identified, often through observation or measurement.

   Wahrnehmbar

   • The error was noticeable only after a careful review.
   • A slight tremor was noticeable on the seismograph.
   • The difference in taste was barely noticeable.

   Synonymeapparentdetectablediscernibleevidentobservableperceptible

   Antonymedisguisedhiddenimperceptibleinconspicuousinvisiblesubtleundetectableunnoticeable

3. Undesirably noticeableB2informal

   Attracting attention in a way that is unwanted or unpleasant.

   Unangenehm auffällig

   • His loud laughter was noticeable and disruptive in the library.
   • The stain on her shirt was embarrassingly noticeable.
   • The smell of smoke was noticeable and lingered in the room.

   Synonymeblatantconspicuousflagrantglaringobtrusive

   Antonymediscreetinconspicuoussubtleunobtrusive

4. Readily noticedA2formal

   Easily seen or observed; obvious.

   Auffällig

   • The bright colors made the sign noticeable from a distance.
   • Her enthusiasm was noticeable during the presentation.
   • The new design is noticeable and attracts many customers.

   Synonymeapparentconspicuousdistinctevidentmanifestobservableobviousperceptibleprominentstriking

   Antonymehiddenimperceptibleinconspicuousindistinctobscuresubtleunnoticeableunobtrusive