acceptive
/əkˈsep.tɪv/adjective
formalcommonمهجور/əkˈsep.tɪv/An obsolete adjective meaning ready or willing to accept something.
ruУстаревшее прилагательное, означающее готовый или желающий принять что-либо.esAdjetivo poco usado u obsoleto que significa dispuesto o deseoso de aceptar algo; que muestra apertura o receptividad hacia propuestas, ideas o dones.frAdjectif désuet signifiant prêt ou disposé à accepter quelque chose.deVeraltetes Adjektiv, das die Bereitschaft oder den Wunsch bezeichnet, etwas anzunehmen oder aufzunehmen.ptAdjetivo raro ou arcaico que significa disposto ou desejoso de aceitar algo; receptivo a ideias, ofertas ou situações.zh古旧形容词,意为愿意或乐意接受某事物的;对某事物持接受、容纳态度的。arصفة قديمة تعني مستعدًا أو راغبًا في قبول شيء ما، أو قابلًا للاستقبال والتقبل.
- Inclined to accept C1 formal
Having a tendency to accept things rather than reject them; open to new ideas or proposals.
- Her acceptive nature made her a great team player.
- He was acceptive of the new changes in the company policy.
- An acceptive attitude is crucial for successful collaboration.
ruСклонный приниматьesInclinado a aceptarfrporté à accepterdeAufgeschlossen für NeuesptInclinado a aceitarzh倾向于接受的arميّال إلى القبول
المرادفات: accommodatingamenablefavorableopenopen-mindedpermissivereceptiveresponsivetolerantwilling
- Willing to accept C1 formal
Showing a readiness or willingness to accept something, such as an idea, offer, or situation.
- She was acceptive of the constructive criticism.
- The committee was acceptive to the proposed budget adjustments.
- He remained acceptive even when the terms were not ideal.
ruВосприимчивыйesdispuesto a aceptarfrprêt à accepterdeAnnahmebereitptReceptivozh愿意接受的arمستعد للقبول
المرادفات: amenableopenopen-mindedreceptiveresponsivewilling
الأضداد: aversedisapprovingopposedrejectiveresistantunwilling
- more acceptive comparative form
- most acceptive superlative form