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viable 【viable】adj.可成立的This plan looks all right in principle, but in practice it wouldn't be viable.这个计划原则上没问题，可是事实上却无法成立。

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['vaɪəbl] 
viablecapable of life or normal growth and development
When something is viable, the adjective refers to something workable with the ability to grow and function properly.
The adjective viable refers to something able to function properly and even grow. It is made up of the Latin roots vita which means "life," and the ending -able which means "to be possible." In terms of science or botany, when a plant is viable it can live and flourish in an environment such as a cactus in the desert. Consider also the Wright brothers, who were the first to develop a viable airplane after many tries and spectacular failures.
All forms of 'viable' will appear on average once every 3048 pages.nonviableviabilityviablevie

Front	viable
Pron	['vaɪəbl]
Back	【viable】 adj.可成立的 This plan looks all right in principle, but in practice it wouldn't be viable. 这个计划原则上没问题，可是事实上却无法成立。
Vocab	viablecapable of life or normal growth and development When something is viable, the adjective refers to something workable with the ability to grow and function properly. The adjective viable refers to something able to function properly and even grow. It is made up of the Latin roots vita which means "life," and the ending -able which means "to be possible." In terms of science or botany, when a plant is viable it can live and flourish in an environment such as a cactus in the desert. Consider also the Wright brothers, who were the first to develop a viable airplane after many tries and spectacular failures. All forms of 'viable' will appear on average once every 3048 pages. nonviable viability viable vie

Viable Adjective Refers Function Means Vaɪəbl Adj.可成立的 Plan