n.知道的事
adj.可（易）知的；可了解的；能认识的

The universe is vast, and there are many things that remain knowable only through scientific inquiry.
宇宙是浩瀚的，有许多事情只有通过科学研究才能被了解。
It's reassuring to know that despite the vast unknown, much of what we need to know about the world is knowable.
尽管存在巨大的未知，但令人欣慰的是，我们所需了解的关于世界的信息大多是可以知道的。
The knowable aspects of human psychology have greatly expanded with advances in neuroscience.
随着神经科学的进步，人类心理学中可了解的部分已经大大扩展。
The concept of knowability is central to epistemology, as it addresses what can be known and how.
可知性的概念在认识论中处于核心地位，因为它涉及了什么可以被了解以及如何了解。
Some philosophers argue that certain truths are unknowable, while others maintain that all truth is knowable given enough time and resources.
一些哲学家认为某些真理是不可知的，而另一些人则坚持认为，只要有足够的时间和资源，所有真理都是可知的。
In mathematics, it is often said that everything is knowable, as long as one has the right tools and methods.
在数学中，人们常说只要拥有正确的工具和方法，一切都是可知的。
The knowable limits of technology are constantly being pushed by innovative thinkers and inventors.
技术的可知界限正在被创新的思想家和发明家不断推动。
It's important to distinguish between what is knowable and what is merely speculation or belief.
区分可知的事物与仅仅是推测或信仰的事物是很重要的。
The knowable content of any given discipline is always expanding due to ongoing research and discovery.
任何给定学科的可知内容总是在不断的研究和发现中扩大。
The pursuit of knowledge often leads us to realize that some things are knowable, while others may forever remain a mystery.
追求知识常常使我们意识到有些事物是可以知道的，而有些可能永远是一个谜。