desirable

desirable
adjective (pleasing or worth having: a desirable residence.) deseable, apetecible, envidiable
desirable
tr[dɪ'zaɪərəbəl]
adjective
1 (location, asset, job) atractivo,-a; (residence) de alto standing
2 (person) deseable, seductor,-ra; (habit) atractivo,-a
3 (necessary, useful) conveniente, deseable; (advisable) aconsejable
■ it is desirable that you should speak English sería deseable que hablaras inglés
desirable [di'zaɪrəbəl] adj
1) advisable: conveniente, aconsejable
2) attractive: deseable, atractivo
desirable
adj.
• apetecible adj.
• deseable adj.
dɪ'zaɪrəbəl, dɪ'zaɪərəbəl
adjective
a) <property/location> atractivo
b) (sexually) <man/woman> atractivo, deseable, apetecible
c) <outcome> deseable, conveniente; <option> conveniente, aconsejable
[dɪ'zaɪǝrǝbl]
ADJ [woman] deseable, atractiva; [offer] atrayente; [property] deseable; [action] conveniente, deseable

experience desirable but not essential — la experiencia se valorará pero no es imprescindible

I don't think it desirable to tell him or that we tell him — no creo que sea conveniente decírselo

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[dɪ'zaɪrəbəl, dɪ'zaɪərəbəl]
adjective
a) <property/location> atractivo
b) (sexually) <man/woman> atractivo, deseable, apetecible
c) <outcome> deseable, conveniente; <option> conveniente, aconsejable

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