knowable
英['nəʊəbl]
美['noʊəbəl]
Adjective:
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capable of being known
- 1. The gap between the now knowable and unknowable is vast.
- 现已知与未知之事间的距离极大.
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- 2. Under their influence, the horizons sprung wide and fear went away and the unknown became knowable.
- 在他们的影响下, 我的眼界豁然开朗,忧虑消失了,未知变成了可知.
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- 3. From this knowable, the enterprise carries out the importance of built - in control system.
- 由此可知, 企业实施内部控制制度的重要性.
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- 4. We are likely to build an increasingly artificial, and hence increasingly knowable world.
- 我们很有可能建造一个日益更加人为化, 也因而渐渐更加可知的未来世界.
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- 5. Then the mind stuff , reflecting both the knower and the knowable, becomes omniscient.
- 由此灵性本体如被知觉者与认知二者一体共同映现, 则成为全知.
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- Knowable or perceivable.
可认知的可知的或可觉察的
