| Word | Pronunciation | Definition | Related Forms |
|---|---|---|---|
| evident | /'ɛvɪdɛnt/ | If something is evident it is easy to see; obvious. | evidence evidently evidential |
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The adjustment in how much you bring home on your paycheck will be evident within a month.
ReplyDeleteJapanese; syouko syougen suru
We offer a variety of tamper evident security labels, security seals, and security tapes that provide visible evidence of tampering, opening, or pilfering.
ReplyDeleteItalian: Evidente
The candidate's grasp of the issuese was clearly evident in late night's debate.
ReplyDeleteIt was evident in her match Wednesday that something was bothering Williams.
ReplyDeleteDependence on peers for communication is evident from the high level of involvement with MySpace and Facebook.
ReplyDeleteSpanish:Evidente
Spanish: Evidente
ReplyDeleteThe mean percentage of skills evident in their four intervention sessions
evident
ReplyDelete['evidənt]
adj. 明显的,明白的
The purpose may not be immediately evident.
It is evident that she will be elected.
ReplyDeleteKorean : 명백한, 분명한.
It was evident that she liked him still.
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