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Перевод: approachable

[прилагательное]
доступный; достижимый; охотно идущий навстречу

Тезаурус:

1. In their defence, I'm not the most approachable woman in the world and many of them were simply unused to female company.
2. Maybe you were tempted to take handheld shots on telephoto - perhaps with a very good reason, lions in a zoo are not very approachable and often the only way to shoot them in close-up is with a long-focus lens.
3. An amiable, approachable individual of wide interests, he rapidly became known to his subjects as "Farmer George".
4. She looked alert and approachable, just the type of person we were looking for, so we asked her in for an interview."
5. The fundamental model is the physical sciences, but in the current transactions and debates in and around English, social studies offers a closer and more approachable example.
6. It is also approachable at the other end of the spectrum, which is filled by the middle-class peasant or designer-green who has a few pet animals to fit in with a rural lifestyle.
7. "They have always been approachable, that is their identity and their image.
8. "I see Jim very much as the hero who succeeded in life," says an unusually approachable Stone during a break in the shooting.
9. We were both professors at Imperial College in 1956-;59 but the impression I got was of a professor somewhat on the Kissinger model - a status symbol for the college, but not an approachable colleague.
10. Now this state is approachable in the extreme pastoral communities - the Indians with their bullocks - but it is not very efficient.
11. As a result, the London Planetarium remains approachable, fallible and human.
12. He has been approachable and quite happy to talk about his golf - even his personal life, although he is always on his guard.
13. His hospice had to be "completely approachable" and this partly led to his choice of site in the centre of Aberdeen where it fits comfortably into a hollow in the hillside.