英语词汇“responsive”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	responsive
释义	Trends of responsive View usage for: responsive (rɪspɒnsɪv) 1. adjective A responsive person is quick to react to people or events and to show emotions such as pleasure and affection. Harriet was an easy, responsive little girl. This is a responsive class with plenty of ideas. Three months before birth babies are already responsive to sound. Synonyms: sensitive, open, aware, sharp More Synonyms of responsive responsiveness uncountable noun This condition decreases sexual desire and responsiveness. 2. adjective If someone or something is responsive, they react quickly and favourably. Cinnamon is thought to make fat cells more responsive to insulin. [+ to] responsiveness uncountable noun Such responsiveness to public pressure is extraordinary. [+ to] 3. adjective [ADJECTIVE noun] A responsive action is made as a reaction to something that has just been said or done. At hearing his name spoken, the dog gave a responsive wag of his tail. responsive in British English (rɪˈspɒnsɪv) adjective 1. reacting or replying quickly or favourably, as to a suggestion, initiative, etc 2. (of an organism) reacting to a stimulus Derived forms responsively (reˈsponsively) adverb responsiveness (reˈsponsiveness) noun responsive in American English (rɪˈspɑnsɪv) adjective 1. that gives or serves as an answer or response 2. reacting easily or readily to suggestion or appeal a responsive audience 3. containing or consisting of responses responsive reading in church Derived forms responsively (reˈsponsively) adverb responsiveness (reˈsponsiveness) noun Word origin < Fr or LL: Fr responsif < LL responsivus Examples of 'responsive' in a sentence responsive All this is a far cry from the promise of a new and highly responsive GP service of a few years ago. Times, Sunday Times (2017) The survey is a government initiative designed to make universities more responsive to students. Times, Sunday Times (2006) The cars feel more responsive and less sluggish plus each motor handles slightly differently too. The Sun (2009) He recently said that the most important factor for a successful gig was a responsive audience. Times, Sunday Times (2010) It was unbelievably responsive and easy to handle. Times, Sunday Times (2013) The touch controls are quick and responsive. Times, Sunday Times (2014) It was not wrong to hope that this arrangement might make policing more responsive to public concerns. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Modern soldiers are far less responsive to shouting than their predecessors. Times, Sunday Times (2010) It is a strong argument for tuition fees that they make universities more responsive to students. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Campaigners argue that giving prisoners the right to vote would make politicians more responsive to the concerns of criminals. Times, Sunday Times (2010) The handling takes getting used to, but the controls are responsive and the action feels gritty. Times, Sunday Times (2009) The older he grows, the more responsive he becomes. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Its turbocharged engine is punchy, and the chassis is alert and responsive. Times, Sunday Times (2014) If the chipping is done properly you should end up with a quicker, more responsive car. Times, Sunday Times (2006) Charities are based on donations of money and goods and need to be highly responsive to their donors' requirements. Times, Sunday Times (2014) It forced it to consider more carefully the preferences of the average viewer, to become more responsive to viewers. Veljanovski, Dr Cento The Media in Britain Today (1990) When women are free to vote and run for public office, governments are more effective and responsive to their people. Times, Sunday Times (2010) The moon is in your birth sign, giving you that special something that makes people responsive to your ideas and requests. The Sun (2011) And with less sugar in your blood, your body produces less insulin and becomes more responsive to both sugar and insulin. Colette Harris, With Theresa Cheung PCOS DIET BOOK: How you can use the nutritional approach to deal with polycysticovary syndrome (2002) Best of all, they're highly responsive. Times, Sunday Times (2015) The is sharper, it's eager to turn in more responsive to a quick push on the to chop direction. The Sun (2008) In other languages responsive British English: responsive ADJECTIVE A responsive person is quick to react to people or events and to show emotions such as pleasure and affection. She was an easy, responsive little girl. American English: responsive Brazilian Portuguese: receptivo Chinese: 敏感的 European Spanish: sensible French: réactif German: ansprechbar Italian: che reagisce Japanese: 反応のよい Korean: 쉽게 넘어가는 European Portuguese: recetivo Latin American Spanish: sensible Chinese translation of 'responsive' responsive (rɪsˈpɔnsɪv) adj (= receptive) 积(積)极(極)响(響)应(應)的 (jījí xiǎngyìng de) (to sb's needs, interests etc) 反应(應)灵(靈)敏的 (fǎnyìng língmǐn de) (adjective) in the sense of sensitive Definition reacting quickly or favourably to something Synonyms sensitive My eyes are overly sensitive to bright light. open He seems open to suggestions. aware sharp alive forthcoming sympathetic It may be that he sees you only as a sympathetic friend. awake susceptible He was unusually susceptible to flattery. receptive The voters had seemed receptive to his ideas. reactive perceptive a very perceptive critique of Wordsworth impressionable the age at which you are most impressionable quick to react Opposites silent , insensitive , unsympathetic , apathetic , impassive , unresponsive Additional synonyms in the sense of impressionable Definition easily impressed or influenced the age at which you are most impressionable Synonyms suggestible, vulnerable, susceptible, open, sensitive, responsive, receptive, gullible, ingenuous in the sense of open Definition ready to consider new ideas He seems open to suggestions. Synonyms receptive, welcoming, sympathetic, responsive, amenable, opN in the sense of perceptive Definition observant a very perceptive critique of Wordsworth Synonyms observant, acute, intelligent, discerning, quick, aware, sharp, sensitive, alert, penetrating, discriminating, shrewd, responsive, astute, intuitive, insightful, percipient, perspicacious (formal) Nearby words of responsive response responsibility responsible responsive rest rest on your laurels restaurant Synonyms of 'responsive' responsive Explore 'responsive' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of receptive Definition willing to consider and accept new ideas or suggestions The voters had seemed receptive to his ideas. Synonyms open, sympathetic, favourable, amenable, interested, welcoming, friendly, accessible, susceptible, open-minded, hospitable, approachable, open to suggestions in the sense of susceptible Definition easily affected emotionally He was unusually susceptible to flattery. Synonyms responsive, sensitive, receptive, alive to, impressionable, easily moved, suggestible in the sense of sympathetic Definition feeling or showing kindness and understanding It may be that he sees you only as a sympathetic friend. Synonyms caring, kind, understanding, concerned, feeling, interested, kindly, warm, tender, pitying, supportive, responsive, affectionate, compassionate, commiserating, warm-hearted, condoling
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