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Перевод: receptive

[прилагательное]
восприимчивый; рецептивный

Тезаурус:

1. The police attitude now, many councils have found, is more receptive, and the panels have been reconstituted.
2. It is the bacterial world's equivalent of sex: "male" microbes donate fertility genes to receptive "female" microbes.
3. While his loyalism gave him urban working-class support, it was the rural Protestants who were most receptive to his evangelical emphases and who made a seat like Bannside obviously attractive.
4. He could feel an "unbundling" assault on Grandmet would strike a receptive cord in the City.
5. We recommend a course of protein treatments to reinforce the hair structure, making it firmer, stronger and more receptive to the colour service.
6. if the manager is helpful, facilitating, receptive to ideas and able to plan, people not only like it but respond to it
7. Geologists and engineers have begun preaching the virtues of preparation in the central and eastern US as well, to a somewhat less receptive audience.
8. While, as has been suggested (21), formal training courses may not reduce the tendency for young people to leave the industry it nonetheless has the potential to create a workforce more receptive to new ideas.
9. Gardens are a bountiful habitat, but one that is continually receptive to invasion, offering many openings for mobile species to exploit.
10. At first to receptive crowds in Bavarian beer halls, and then across the Federal Republic, Schnhuber peddled his message that the German petite bourgeoisie were the real losers in modern post-industrial society.
11. There's a consoling belief, one that has always held dull sway over critical and receptive minds, that both rock and pop are fundamentally about Good Songs.
12. With the knowledge that the main feeding, bedding, etc. for the day was over, farmers could attend afternoon courses in a more relaxed and receptive frame of mind.
13. New residents are at their most receptive during the first six months.