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viability n.生存能力；发育能力；可行性 (1) 关于网络头号零售商生存能力的讨论事关电子商务自身的未来。(2) 其中，每家都描述他们计划在到达经济生存能力的道路上采取的具体步骤。(3) 本文就胚胎生理特征的研究用于胚胎发育能力评估方面的进展做一综述。(4) 也有必要对拟建项目实施关于商业可行性的进行咨询。 Viability comes from the Latin root vita, meaning "life." So the noun viability also refers to something's capacity to live and grow. When your dog has a litter of puppies, you can't help wondering about the viability of the tiniest one, but if you feed him with an eyedropper and keep him warm, he might make it.

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英 [ˌvaɪə'bɪləti] 美 [ˌvaɪə'bɪləti] (1) The debate over the viability of the Net's premier retailer is really about the future of e-commerce itself.(2) In it, each describes specific steps they plan to take to get on the road to economic viability.(3) We review the advances in the assessment of the embryo viability based on the embryo physiology.(4) It may also be necessary to undertake consultation regarding the commercial viability of the proposed development. The noun viability means the quality of being able to happen or having a reasonable chance of success. The viability of holding your party at a restaurant might depend on how many guests they can seat.

英语单词	viability
英美音标	英 [ˌvaɪə'bɪləti] 美 [ˌvaɪə'bɪləti]
中文释义	n.生存能力；发育能力；可行性
英语例句	(1) The debate over the viability of the Net's premier retailer is really about the future of e-commerce itself. (2) In it, each describes specific steps they plan to take to get on the road to economic viability. (3) We review the advances in the assessment of the embryo viability based on the embryo physiology. (4) It may also be necessary to undertake consultation regarding the commercial viability of the proposed development.
中文例句	(1) 关于网络头号零售商生存能力的讨论事关电子商务自身的未来。 (2) 其中，每家都描述他们计划在到达经济生存能力的道路上采取的具体步骤。 (3) 本文就胚胎生理特征的研究用于胚胎发育能力评估方面的进展做一综述。 (4) 也有必要对拟建项目实施关于商业可行性的进行咨询。
vocabulary简明	The noun viability means the quality of being able to happen or having a reasonable chance of success. The viability of holding your party at a restaurant might depend on how many guests they can seat.
vocabulary扩展	Viability comes from the Latin root vita, meaning "life." So the noun viability also refers to something's capacity to live and grow. When your dog has a litter of puppies, you can't help wondering about the viability of the tiniest one, but if you feed him with an eyedropper and keep him warm, he might make it.

Viability Embryo Noun 英 ˌvaɪə'Bɪləti] 美 ˌvaɪə'Bɪləti N.生存能力；发育能力；可行性 Debate