viable

形容词切实可行的; 能养活的; 能自行生产发育的; 有望实现的

形容词

1. 能活的：viability 可行性 | viable 能活的 | viaduct 高架桥

2. 能生的：viability 生存力 | viable 能生的 | vibex 线状瘀血斑

3. 有生存力的：viability 生存能力 | viable 有生存力的 | viaduct 高架桥;高架铁路;栈道

1. 切实可行的;能办到的
    Something that is viable is capable of doing what it is intended to do.

    e.g. Cash alone will not make Eastern Europe's banks viable...
           仅靠现金不能使东欧的银行维持下去。
    e.g. The goal has been to establish and sustain a nation of viable family farms.
           目标是要建立一个能够使家庭农场得以存续的国家，并使其维持下去。

2. 能存活的;能生长发育的
    Foetuses, seeds, or eggs are described as viable if they are capable of developing into living beings without outside help.

    e.g. Five viable pregnancies were established.
           已确定5个胎儿能够成活。

1. While providing traditional film developing services and selling digital cameras produced by the company, the centre focuses on building a viable photo business in cyberspace through the Internet.

2. South Carolina's Democratic electorate is heavily black and likely to go for the most viable black presidential candidate in history.

3. It's not hard to turn a good idea into a viable business, but it's naive to not expect windfalls in a mature market like Hong Kong.

4. But you cannot form viable cartels using raw cocoa, coffee beans or tea leaves.

5. These investments may not be immediately profitable but they could be made viable through collection of property tax for service delivery.

6. Wen has come up with viable solutions to Wang's communities'problems.

7. Introducing strategic investors and external supervision has been generally viewed as a necessary step to turn them into viable commercial banks.

8. He warned Israel not to complicate matters through settlements or other actions that make it physically difficult to construct viable Palestinian borders.

9. viable

9. The adoption of the contract responsibility system indicated it was necessary and also viable to put land under a household unit.

10. The only viable option for Hong Kong is therefore its incorporation into the regional system and to ask for better coordination among the five airports.

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