feasible
/ˈfiːzəbl/adjective
1- possible to do easily or conveniently可行的; 办得到的：
it is not feasible to put most finds from excavations on public display.
公开陈列大部分出土文物是行不通的。
1.1
- informal likely; probable〈非正式〉可能的; 很可能会发生的：
the most feasible explanation.
最可能的解释。
USAGE
The use of feasible to mean 'likely' or 'probable', as in the most feasible explanation, has been in the language for centuries. It was first recorded in the mid 17th century and is supported by 'considerable literary authority', according to the Oxford English Dictionary. However, traditionalists object to the use, regarding it as not justifiable on etymological grounds, and it is therefore advisable to avoid it in formal contexts.
派生词
feasibly
adverb词源
late Middle English: from Old French faisible, from fais-, stem of faire 'do, make', from Latin facere.