几乎看不见

barely visible───很少见的；几乎看不见的

highly visible───高度可见的；显而易见的

clearly visible───清晰可见的；显而易见的

divisible───adj.可分的；可分割的

indivisible───adj.不可分的；（数字）除不尽的；n.不可分割的事物

nondivisible───不可分割的

subdivisible───adj.可以细别的；可以再分的

humanly possible───靠人类力量可办得到的

easily accessible───容易进入的

Sometimes, with thick layers of dark clouds hanging in the sky, the sun was hardly visible to the naked eye.───有时天边有黑云，而且云片很厚，太阳出来，人眼还看不见。

Those stars are hardly visible to the naked eye.───那些星用肉眼几乎看不见。

The meadows are hardly visible from the house.───从这房子很难看到草地。

There was a little house on the hill, it was on the opposite slope, hardly visible.───山上有一座小房子，在反斜面上，很难发现。

These tiny creatures are hardly visible to the naked eyes.───这些微小的生物用肉眼几乎看不见。

Most major disciplinary journals, though, score 1 to 2, the vast majority score below 1, and some are hardly visible at all.───大部分的学科性重点期刊的得分为1到2分，更多的在1以下，而有些期刊的“可见度”几乎可以忽略不计。

The company also plans to landscape the site so it would be hardly visible from Clacton and Little Clacton.

Vitali wore a black tunic stitched with purple runes which were hardly visible.

The marks are in faint gold, and hardly visible.

There's a slight rash on your chest, hardly visible.

Those stars are hardly visible to the naked eye.

These particulate creatures are hardly visible to the naked eyes.

Jessie was small and hunched, like a white-haired mouse, hardly visible beneath the garments she carried.

Now, with the tide driven high by the approaching storm, it was hardly visible.

Its much longer history before the 1880s is hardly visible.