English–German
“noticeable” in German
How to say “noticeable” in German
“Noticeable” in German is spürbar.
A change crosses the threshold from merely existing to registering clearly in immediate experience.
Example sentences with spürbar
Im Alltag ist die Veränderung oft spürbar.
In everyday life, the change is often noticeable.
Tips for using spürbar
- Spürbar commonly describes noticeable effects such as improvements, costs, or changes, not only tactile sensations.
Other German words for “noticeable”
Das ist ein merklicher Unterschied.
That is a noticeable difference.
In der Gruppe wurde sein Talent bemerkbar.
His talent became noticeable in the group.