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1. n телепат; человек, обладающий внечувственным восприятием2. n медиум3. n острочувствующий, ранимый человек4. a чувствительный, нежный5. a впечатлительный, чуткий6. a уязвимый, обидчивыйmorbidly sensitive on the subject of … — болезненно обидчивый, когда речь заходит о …
7. a щепетильный8. a психол. сенситивный9. a восприимчивый10. a полит. секретный, засекреченный; связанный с военной тайнойsensitive job — работа, связанная с секретностью; должность, открывающая доступ к засекреченным материалам
sensitive areas of national defense — области, имеющие оборонное значение и являющиеся военной тайной
sensitive information — секретные сведения, засекреченная информация
11. a спец. чувствительный, быстро реагирующийСинонимический ряд:1. compassionate (adj.) compassionate; sympathetic; understanding2. delicate (adj.) delicate; diplomatic; discreet; politic; precarious; tactful; ticklish; tricky3. emotional (adj.) emotionable; emotional; feeling; temperamental4. keen (adj.) acute; keen; perceptive; sharp5. liable (adj.) exposed; liable; obnoxious; open; prone; subject6. sensory (adj.) sensational; sensatory; sensorial; sensory; sensual7. sentient (adj.) impressible; impressionable; reactive; receptive; responsible; responsive; sensible; sensile; sentient; susceptible; susceptive8. sore (adj.) fine; painful; sore; tender9. tense (adj.) huffy; irritable; nervous; tense; unstable10. tricky (adj.) ticklish; touch-and-go; touchy; trickyАнтонимический ряд:even-tempered; healed; heartless; impassive; indelicate; indifferent; inert; insensitive; obdurate; unconscious; unfeeling
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