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tangible Meaning in Spanish (tangible significado en español)

tangible
Sinónimos:concretoreal
tangible in English:tangible
IPA:tanˈxi.ble
Plural: tangibles
Gender:Masculino
Quick Answer • Resumen

El significado de tangible en español es tangible. (Algo que se puede tocar o sentir, o que es real y concreto.)

Definitions of Tangible

  1. 1
    adjective
    tangible

    Something that is tangible can be touched or felt, or is real and concrete.

    Algo que se puede tocar o sentir, o que es real y concreto.

  2. 2
    adjective
    tangible

    Referring to something that is clear enough or definite enough to be regarded as real.

    Se refiere a algo que es lo suficientemente claro o definido como para ser considerado real.

Example Sentences

“The tangible benefits of the new policy were evident to everyone.”

Los beneficios tangibles de la nueva política eran evidentes para todos.

“She needed tangible proof of his involvement in the crime.”

Ella necesitaba pruebas tangibles de su implicación en el crimen.

“The company's tangible assets include buildings and machinery.”

Los activos tangibles de la empresa incluyen edificios y maquinaria.

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Synonyms (Sinónimos)

In Spanish:

tangibleconcretoreal

In English:

palpableconcreterealphysicaldiscernible

Antonyms (Antónimos)

In Spanish:

intangibleabstractoinmaterial

In English:

intangibleabstracttheoreticalimperceptible

Inflected Word Forms

nountangibility
adverbtangibly

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

tangible assetscollocation

Physical assets that can be touched and have a definite value, such as property, equipment, or inventory.

tangible resultscollocation

Results that are clear, measurable, and can be seen or felt, rather than just theoretical.