Perguntas sobre exemplo de orações com, e a definição e o uso de "Noticeable"

A: It means ‘easy to be seen’.

For example, “She is very noticeable because she is wearing a bright red coat.”

A: Noticeable is something that you can see clearly and easily.

A: easily seen

A:
-The cut on your arm is very noticeable
-We don’t want to be noticeable with our clothes
-“Is the stain on my shirt noticeable?” “No, it’s not. Don’t worry.”
-if you’re bad at lying, it’s noticeable

A: It’s noticeable she is sleepy
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It’s not noticeable that she has 3 children she looks so young
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It’s noticeable he was crying his eyes are red
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A: "If you want to be more noticeable as a politician, you should angrily appeal to people's fears, prejudices and emotions, rather than their intellect"
"Is it noticeable to anyone else that our President conducts himself like a spoiled toddler? So many people seem to believe everything is normal."

A: Good question, you’re asking a question of nuance here and they may seem similar but they’re not interchangeable.

On a scale of one to ten, I would place noticeable at number 5. It doesn’t point out anything special, just that through one’s own senses, something that can be noticed- noticeable.

The spilled milk was noticeable and so it got cleaned up.

-using remarkable here would make no sense. The milk isn’t special, it’s milk: who would praise milk?

Whereas Remarkable is probably around an 8 or a 9. It describes something extraordinary, something special and deserving of recognition. Worthy of a remark- remarkable.

John really saved us back there, he’s a remarkable guy.

-Here, I’m not commenting on how easy it is to notice his skill, I’m saying it deserves praise/recognition. So noticeable doesn’t fit.

A: if something changes say you, lose weight someone might say it’s a noticeable different. Because it can be noticed. Or a change between one thing from another thing might be large, so you might say there was a noticeable change of difference.

Remarkable is an adjective for something worthy or attention. Or something that caught your eye, something special or outstanding.

A: Noticeable: when something can be easily seen without much attention.

Remarkable: when something is very good/above average

A: Noticeable is you see something. Evident is just something you know but don't see.

There was a noticeable change is his style.

The decline of the economy was evident in the high rate of unemployment.

A: Can I ask the context for 「stand out」?