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Русско-английский словарь по информационным технологиям > впечатлительный
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5 впечатлительный ребенок
Русско-английский синонимический словарь > впечатлительный ребенок
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sensitive* * ** * *sensitive, impressionable, susceptible* * *assailableattackableintenseirritablesensitivesusceptiblevulnerable -
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adj. impressionable, susceptibleРусско-английский словарь математических терминов > впечатлительный
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1) General subject: acceptive, acquisitive, adoptive, appreciative, facile, hospitable, impressionable, mentally alert, non resistant, non-resistant (к заразе), open minded, open-minded, perceptive, pervious, receptible, receptive, recipient, sensitive, susceptible, susceptive, apprehensive2) Medicine: amenable (к болезням), responsive, vulnerable3) Psychology: impressible4) Information technology: capable5) Fishery: susceptible (к болезням)6) Makarov: apt, percipient, sensible7) Gold mining: comprehensive -
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1) General subject: agitable, emotional, impressible, impressionable, intense, passible, sensitive, susceptible, susceptive, fickle minded2) Makarov: soft -
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1) General subject: ductile, figurable, impressionable, plastic, pliable, pliant, sculpturesque, waxen, yielding (о материале)3) Engineering: tender4) Mining: gelatinous (о взрывчатом веществе)5) Metallurgy: malleable6) Polygraphy: moldable (о матрице)8) EBRD: adaptive9) Polymers: moldable10) Makarov: fictile -
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1) General subject: allergic (к чему-л.), biting, delicate (о приборе), feeling, grievous, high toned, highly strung, highlystrung (a), impressionable, melting, missish, namby pamby, namby-pamby, nice, quick response, raw (о ране, коже), sensible, sensitive, sensory, sentimental, soft boiled, soft-boiled, sore, squeamish, susceptible, susceptive, tender, tender-hearted, thin-skinned, tickle, ticklish, tickly, tremulant, tremulous, smart, heavy, severe3) Medicine: centipetal, esodic, sentient, vulnerable4) Colloquial: sloshy5) Obsolete: mutual6) Engineering: quick-response7) Bookish: affectional, passible8) Automobile industry: responsive (о приборе), sensitive (механизм в смысле управления)9) Psychology: sensiferous, sensuous11) Jargon: softie softy, soppy, spoony12) Information technology: sensing (об элементе)13) Oil: responsive14) Cartography: sensitive (о приборах)16) Aviation medicine: sensorial, vulnerable (легко)17) Psychoanalysis: sensigerous (о нерве)18) Makarov: high-strung, intolerable, prone, sensible (о приборе и т.п.), sensitive (в анализе), soft -
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прил.sensitive, susceptible, susceptive, feeling, impressionable, sensory, sentient, sensible, sensorial, sensiferous; ( о нерве) sensigerous- чувствительный к боли -
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صفت impressionable(adj.) تاثر پذیر، تحت نفوذ قرار گیرنده، اثر پذیر -
15 увлекающийся
............................................................(adj.) تاثر پذیر، تحت نفوذ قرار گیرنده، اثر پذیر............................................................2. amorous(adj.) عاشق، شیفته، عاشقانه -
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1) plastic
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прил.sensitive, impressionable, susceptibleРусско-английский словарь по общей лексике > впечатлительный
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20 восприимчивый
susceptible имя прилагательное:receptive (восприимчивый, рецептивный)perceptive (восприимчивый, воспринимающий)impressible (восприимчивый, впечатлительный)mentally alert (восприимчивый, обладающий живым умом)
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Impressionable — Im*pres sion*a*ble, a. [Cf. F. impressionnable.] Liable or subject to impression; capable of being molded; susceptible; impressible; as, a bad influence on impressionable youths. [1913 Webster] He was too impressionable; he had too much of the… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
impressionable — index amenable, facile, malleable, open (persuasible), perceptive, pliable, pliant, receptive … Law dictionary
impressionable — (adj.) 1836, formed on French model, from IMPRESSION (Cf. impression) + ABLE (Cf. able). Earlier was impressible (1620s) … Etymology dictionary
impressionable — *sentient, sensitive, impressible, responsive, susceptible Analogous words: affectable, influenceable (see corresponding verbs at AFFECT): open, iiable, subject, exposed, prone: predisposed, disposed, inclined (see INCLINE) … New Dictionary of Synonyms
impressionable — [adj] easily taught; gullible affectable, affected, feeling, impressible, influenceable, ingenuous, open, perceptive, plastic*, receptive, responsive, sensible, sensile, sensitive, sentient, suggestible, susceptible, susceptive, vulnerable, wax… … New thesaurus
impressionable — ► ADJECTIVE ▪ easily influenced. DERIVATIVES impressionability noun … English terms dictionary
impressionable — [im presh′ən ə bəl] adj. [Fr] easily affected by impressions; esp., capable of being influenced intellectually, emotionally, or morally; sensitive impressionability n. impressionably adv … English World dictionary
impressionable — [[t]ɪmpre̱ʃənəb(ə)l[/t]] ADJ GRADED Someone who is impressionable, usually a young person, is not very critical and is therefore easy to influence. The law is intended to safeguard young and impressionable viewers from exploitation. ...seven… … English dictionary
impressionable — adj. VERBS ▪ be, seem ADVERB ▪ extremely, fairly, very, etc. ▪ highly … Collocations dictionary
impressionable — im|pres|sion|a|ble [ımˈpreʃənəbəl] adj someone who is impressionable is easily influenced, especially because they are young ▪ The kids are at an impressionable age … Dictionary of contemporary English
impressionable — im|pres|sion|a|ble [ ım preʃnəbl ] adjective someone who is impressionable is easily impressed and influenced by other people, usually because they are young and lack experience in life: You worry about teenagers because they re at such an… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English