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 intangible [ɪn'tændʒəbl.]   添加此单词到默认生词本
a. 难以明了的, 无形的

[经] 无形的


  1. It is an intangible asset, and so be not show as an asset in a company's account, unless it figured as part of the purchase price paid when acquiring another company.
    商誉是一种无形资产，因为它不作为资产显示在公司的帐目中，除非收购另一公司时将它作为所付购买价格的一部分用数字来表示。
  2. Sound and light are intangible.
    声和光是触摸不到的。


intangible
[ noun ]
  1. assets that are saleable though not material or physical

    2. <noun.possession>
[ adj ]
  1. (of especially business assets) not having physical substance or intrinsic productive value

    2. <adj.all>
    intangible assets such as good will
  2. incapable of being perceived by the senses especially the sense of touch

    3. <adj.all>
    the intangible constituent of energy
  3. hard to pin down or identify

    4. <adj.all>
    an intangible feeling of impending disaster
  4. lacking substance or reality; incapable of being touched or seen

    5. <adj.all>
    that intangible thing--the soul


Intangible \In*tan"gi*ble\, a. [Pref. in- not + tangible: cf. F.
intangible.]
Not tangible; incapable of being touched; not perceptible to
the touch; impalpable; imperceptible. --Bp. Wilkins.

A corporation is an artificial, invisible, intangible
being. --Marshall.
-- {In*tan"gi*ble*ness}, n. -- {In*tan"gi*bly}, adv.

  1. Furthermore, the accountants stated, there were 'uncertainties' as to the value of some intangible and tangible properties. Mr Robert Fox, Richmond's chairman, said the group's future depended on the sale of its coal bed methane interests.
  2. Currently, "intangible drilling costs" can greatly reduce an independent producer's taxes.
  3. Other fourth-quarter charges stem from foreign currency adjustments from the sale or discontinuation of some overseas holdings and the writing down of some intangible assets, the company said.
  4. Part of the recent loss stemmed from a paper charge of $26.1 million on amortization of intangible assets, but debt expenses of $12.6 million along with operating expenses consumed CB's available cash.
  5. A good corporate strategy is one that leverages a unique set of resources - physical assets or intangible assets such as brand name or consumer marketing skills - into those businesses where they contribute to competitive advantage.
  6. It is the intangible psychological factors of morale, conflict and lack of commitment that the process consultant hopes to make manifest and explicit.
  7. As Mr Louis-Dreyfus will continue as a non-executive director, Mr Scott will have some supporting muscle. But perhaps Mr Scott's most difficult task is more intangible.
  8. The company earlier said it would take a $126.5 million charge to write down good will and other intangible assets at the brokerage concerns, and to cover costs associated with a staff-reduction program in that segment.
  9. The volume in the summer selling season suffered, too, from the lack of a critical, yet intangible, element in the softdrink industry: excitement.
  10. Tak agreed to give the banks a mortgage on the company's real property and a lien on its tangible and intangible personal property.
  11. Those items include intangible drilling costs in oil and gas deals and research and development expenses.
  12. Beyond such policy issues, though, the Reagan legacy may loom largest in an intangible area: how candidates describe the presidency itself.
  13. The Supreme Court in 1987, deciding an unrelated case, ruled that federal mail fraud law does not protect against schemes to defraud people of their intangible rights such as the right to honest government.
  14. As for the timing and strength of a recovery, the Bank of England placed considerable stress on an intangible element: confidence.
  15. ABC disagrees with the ruling because the court considered intangible information as property, Fifer said.
  16. The net worth of $314 million also is inflated because Financial Corp.'s assets include $1 billion of good will, or intangible assets created when Financial Corp. paid more for companies it acquired than the net value of their assets.
  17. It is also burdened with $486 million of good will, an intangible asset that doesn't produce a return and which may have to be charged off at a rapid rate.
  18. Goodwill represents such intangible assets as customer loyalty and name recognition.
  19. Though it shows total capital of $50.1 billion, more than three-quarters of that is intangible assets such as good will (the price paid for a business over its tangible worth) and regulatory accounting gimmicks.
  20. GM's immediate problem, according to GM dealers, isn't the stock market or some intangible loss of consumer confidence.
  21. A TANGIBLE THREAT to deducting some intangible expenses looms.
  22. The $134.9 million quarterly loss is equivalent to $9.15 a share and includes a $64 million writeoff for intangible value the company lost when it filed for bankruptcy protection, plus $22.4 million related to the bankruptcy filing.
  23. All the more so because the proffered explanations are so intangible.
  24. This intangible had a practical aspect that can be directly traced to the tax increases.
  25. Intellectual property rights can be among the most valuable assets of a business but their importance is often overlooked because they are intangible.
  26. We think 17 years is a little long, but the bill is something that will end some of the confusion that exists." Rep. Rostenkowski and Treasury officials have insisted that any provision on intangible assets must not add to the deficit.
  27. This, he added, was why they were able to survive now. But the intangible benefit is beginning to be noticed by businesses with a more tenuous Olympic connection.
  28. I like his deft, extremely muted watercolour portraits. Returning to old favourites, Carel Weight has a wonderful showing this year, with his figures in suburban streets and parks who convey that intangible feeling that something is terribly wrong.
  29. The Glasgow papers, sold during the year for Pounds 75m, had an estimated intangible value of Pounds 50m.
  30. Tangible capital is the excess of real assets, excluding intangible assets such as good will, over liabilities.
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