tangible

• Descreve algo claro e real, que pode ser tocado ou percebido pelos sentidos; também se diz de algo concreto, evidente ou que pode ser comprovado.

Describes something that is clear and real, capable of being touched or perceived by the senses.

1. Perceptible by touchB2formal

   Capable of being touched or felt; having physical form.

   Tangível

   • The sculpture was made of tangible materials like stone and metal.
   • The cold air was a tangible presence in the room.
   • He could feel the tangible texture of the fabric.

   Sinônimoscorporealmaterialpalpablephysicaltactiletouchable

   Antônimosintangible

2. Clear and definiteB2formal

   Clear and real; not imaginary or vague.

   Tangível

   • The company needs tangible evidence of progress.
   • She provided tangible proof of her qualifications.
   • There are tangible benefits to regular exercise.

   Sinônimosactualclearconcretedefiniteevidentpalpablerealsolidsubstantialunmistakable

   Antônimosabstractimaginaryindefiniteintangiblevague