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1 поддаващ се на
amenable tosusceptible to -
2 податлив
pliable, pliant; susceptible; yielding; supple; pervious; amenableподатлив на внушение/въздействие manageableподатлив на подкуп accessible to briberyподатлив на ласкателство amenable to flatteryподатлив на убеждаване persuadable* * *податлѝв,прил. pliable, pliant; susceptible; yielding; supple; pervious; amenable; ductile; \податлив на внушение/въздействие manageable; \податлив на ласкателство amenable to flattery; \податлив на подкуп accessible to bribery; \податлив на убеждаване persuadable.* * *1. pliable, pliant;susceptible;yielding;supple;pervious;amenable 2. ПОДАТЛИВ на внушение/ въздействие manageable 3. ПОДАТЛИВ на ласкателство amenable to flattery 4. ПОДАТЛИВ на подкуп accessible to bribery 5. ПОДАТЛИВ на убеждаване persuadable -
3 неблагоразумен
imprudent; ill-advised, ill-judged; unwise; not amenable to reason(за постъпка) imprudent* * *неблагоразу̀мен,прил., -на, -но, -ни imprudent, unadvised; ill-advised, ill-judged; unwise; not amenable to reason; (за постъпка) imprudent.* * *ill-advised; unadvised{Xnx`dvaizd}; unreasonable: an неблагоразумен decision - неблагоразумно решение* * *1. (за постъпка) imprudent 2. imprudent;ill-advised, ill-judged;unwise;not amenable to reason -
4 отстъпчив
yielding, pliant, pliable, compliant, flexible, malleable, amenable, tractable, facile* * *отстъпчѝв,прил. yielding, pliant, pliable, compliant, compliable, conformable, flexible, malleable, amenable, tractable, facile; exorable; той е \отстъпчив човек he is always ready to yield, she is a complier.* * *complaisant; concessive{kxn`sesiv}; conciliatory; facile{`fEsail}; flexible; indulgent; meek{mi;k}; pliable; supple{sXpl}; yielding* * *1. yielding, pliant, pliable, compliant, flexible, malleable, amenable, tractable, facile 2. той е ОТСТЪПЧИВ човек he is always ready to yield -
5 поддавам
sagподдавам се fall, succumb, yield, give in (на to); give way; fall; weakenподдавам се на внушение be susceptible/open to suggestionподдавам се на отчаяние give way to despairподдавам се на описание lend o.s. to descriptionподдавам се на лечение answer/yield to medical treatmentболест, която не се поддава на лечение a rebellious illnessподдавам се лесно be amenable (на to)не се поддавам (не отстъпвам) прен. stick out o.'s chestподдавам се на нечие влияние fall under s.o.'s influenceподдавам се на изкушение succumb to temptation* * *подда̀вам,гл. sag;\поддавам се fall, succumb, yield, give in (на to); give way; fall; weaken; не се \поддавам (не отстъпвам) прен. stick out o.’s chest; не се \поддавам на описание be beyond description; не се \поддавам на определение baffle definition; не се \поддавам на увещания stand o.’s ground; \поддавам се лесно be amenable (на to); \поддавам се на внушение be susceptible/open to suggestion; \поддавам се на изкушение succumb to temptation; \поддавам се на лечение yield to medical treatment.* * *1. sag 2. ПОДДАВАМ се fall, succumb, yield, give in (на to);give way;fall;weaken 3. ПОДДАВАМ се лесно be amenable (на to) 4. ПОДДАВАМ се на внушение be susceptible/open to suggestion 5. ПОДДАВАМ се на изкушение succumb to temptation 6. ПОДДАВАМ се на лечение answer/yield to medical treatment 7. ПОДДАВАМ се на нечие влияние fall under s.o.'s influence 8. ПОДДАВАМ се на описание lend o.s. to description 9. ПОДДАВАМ се на отчаяние give way to despair 10. болест, която не се поддава на лечение a rebellious illness 11. не се ПОДДАВАМ (не отстъпвам) прен. stick out o.'s chest 12. не се ПОДДАВАМ на resist 13. не се ПОДДАВАМ на описание baffle/defy description;be beyond description 14. не се ПОДДАВАМ на определение baffle definition 15. не се ПОДДАВАМ на увещания stand o.'s ground -
6 разбран
1. understood, realized(схванат) grasped2. (разумен сговорчив) sensible, reasonable, understanding; amenable to reason; open to conviction3. (ясен) simple, clear* * *разбра̀н,мин. страд. прич.1. understood, realized; ( схванат) grasped;2. ( разумен, сговорчив) sensible, reasonable, understanding; amenable to reason; open to conviction;3. ( ясен) simple, clear.* * *reasonable (за човек); understanding (за човек)* * *1. (разумен сговорчив) sensible, reasonable, understanding;amenable to reason;open to conviction 2. (схванат) grasped 3. (ясен) simple, clear 4. understood, realized 5. на РАЗБРАН език in simple language -
7 сговорлив
accommodating, conciliatory, easy-going, tolerant, amenable, tractable, manageable* * *сговорлѝв,и сговорчѝв прил. accommodating, cooperative, conciliatory, easy-going, tolerant, amenable, tractable, manageable.* * *accommodating, conciliatory, easy-going, tolerant, amenable, tractable, manageable -
8 сговорчив
( сговорлив) accommodating, conciliatory, easy-going, tolerant, amenable, tractable, manageable* * *accommodating ; bland {blEnd}; easygoing ; tractable {`trEktxbxl} -
9 поддам
подда̀м,подда̀вам гл. sag;\поддам се fall, succumb, yield, give in (на to); give way; fall; weaken; не се \поддам (не отстъпвам) прен. stick out o.’s chest; не се \поддам на описание be beyond description; не се \поддам на определение baffle definition; не се \поддам на увещания stand o.’s ground; \поддам се лесно be amenable (на to); \поддам се на внушение be susceptible/open to suggestion; \поддам се на изкушение succumb to temptation; \поддам се на лечение yield to medical treatment.
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