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I . in·tan·gible [ɪnˈtænʤəbl̩] ADJ

intangible

neoprijemljiv

intangible

neotipljiv

intangible

nedoločljiv

intangible FIN

intangible assests

intangible

neoprijemljivost f

intangible

nedoločljivost f

intangible (personal quality)

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Not complaining was therefore an entirely intangible benefit. en.wikipedia.org

He could become visible, but intangible, or visible and tangible as he desired. en.wikipedia.org

Each transmitter owns a slice of bandwidth, a valuable (if intangible) commodity. en.wikipedia.org

They argue that such circular movement brings to the home country much intangible knowledge that proves invaluable for the country's development. en.wikipedia.org

It is also viewed as an intangible cultural heritage which is supposed to be preserved and promoted actively. en.wikipedia.org

Their work is dedicated in rescuing and preserving tangible and intangible cultural heritage touched by conflict, neglect or human and natural disasters. en.wikipedia.org

In addition to intangible rewards, volunteers can add relevant experience to their resumes. en.wikipedia.org

His music and his themes are intangible, universal and unlimited. en.wikipedia.org

These governmental classification systems have a first-level hierarchy that reflects whether the economic goods are tangible or intangible. en.wikipedia.org

In other words, intangible cultural properties are certain artistic skills. en.wikipedia.org

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