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vi.a.ble5vaI7E7b6adjable to work as intended or to succeed, or (specialized) able to continue to exist as or develop into a living being可望成功的;可实施的;能继续生存的;能生长发育的In order to make the company viable, it will unfortunately be necessary to reduce staffing levels.要使公司能够继续生存下去，不幸的是需要削减人员配置。The government has agreed to allow the mines to stay in operation, as long as they can show that they can become viable.政府已经同意，只要那些矿可以证明他们能够独立生存下去，他们就获得许可继续经营。Do you think solar power is really a viable alternative as a way of providing heat?你认为太阳能真的是提供热量切实可行的又一种选择?Many are doubtful that this technology will ever be commercially/economically/financially viable.很多人怀疑这项技术究竟是否商业/经济/财政上行得通。In the present economic climate, building a luxury hotel hardly seems a viable plan/proposition/ proposal.依目前的经济气候，建造一个豪华饭店似乎不是一个切实可行的计划/主张/提议。(specialized) There is a continuing debate about the age at which a human fetus can be considered viable.对于人类胎儿在什么时期可以认为是能被养活的，还在争论不休。(specialized) A mule is not a viable animal (= it cannot produce young).骡子是一种不能够生育下一代的动物。
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