tangible|tangibles in English

noun

[tan·gi·ble || 'tændʒəbl]

something that can be touched or felt, something real or substantial; tangible property, something that has monetary value

Use "tangible|tangibles" in a sentence

1. Depreciation (tangible fixed assets)

2. Tangible capital assets – Tangible capital assets are recorded at historical cost less accumulated amortization.

3. Acquisitions of Tangible Capital Assets

4. Tangible investment goods refers to assets listed in company accounts under Fixed assets — tangible assets.

5. Sculpture is a tangible art form.

6. A TANGIBLE METHOD FOR EXAMINING OUR HEART

7. • Acquisitions of tangible capital assets 7,894 23,577

8. Avoidant behavior may have tangible consequences, too

9. Yes, well, he's a very tangible ghost.

10. 5 Sculpture is a tangible art form.

11. These tangible things Bespeak an underlying reality

12. The tension between them was almost tangible.

13. Tangible alphanumeric interaction on multi-touch digital display

14. It is also helpful to use tangible rewards.

15. The silence of the countryside was almost tangible .

16. Successful motivation depends on emphasising positive tangible benefits.

17. Berg & Berg parquet has numerous tangible advantages

18. We cannot accept his findings without tangible evidence.

19. ACCUMULATED AMORTIZATION ON TANGIBLE CAPITAL ASSETS Note(s):

20. He has no tangible evidence of John's guilt.

21. The atmosphere of neglect and abandonment was almost tangible.

22. Victory brought glory as well as more tangible rewards.

23. The scheme must have tangible benefits for the unemployed.

24. The policy has not yet brought any tangible benefits.

25. Bovids use different forms of vocal, olfactory, and tangible communication