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observant

/əbˈzɜː.vənt/

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adjective

/əbˈzɜː.vənt/B2formal
  • ruОписывает человека, который быстро замечает вещи или обращает внимание на детали.

Describes a person who is quick to notice things or pay attention to details.

  1. Attentive to detailsB2formal

    Paying close attention to details, especially in one's surroundings or in a task.

    ruВнимательный к деталям

    • An observant student will notice the subtle differences in the experiment.
    • She is very observant and always catches small errors in the report.
    • The detective was observant enough to spot the clue on the floor.

    Synonymsalertattentivemindfulperceptivesharpvigilantwatchful

    Antonymscarelessdistractedheedlessinattentivenegligentobliviousunmindfulunobservant

  2. Quick to noticeB2formal

    Having a quick and keen perception; able to notice things easily.

    ruНаблюдательный

    • He is observant and noticed her discomfort immediately.
    • The observant child saw the bird hiding in the bush.
    • Being observant helps you understand people's true feelings.

    Synonymsalertattentiveawareeagle-eyedhawk-eyedmindfulperceptivesharpvigilantwatchful

    Antonymsabsentmindeddistractedheedlessinattentiveobliviousunawareunobservantunperceptive

  3. Adhering to rulesC1formal

    Strictly following laws, rules, or customs, especially in religious or social contexts.

    ruСоблюдающий правила

    • He is an observant Muslim who prays five times a day.
    • The observant citizen always follows traffic regulations.
    • She is observant of the local customs when traveling abroad.

    Synonymscompliantconscientiousdutifulfaithfullaw-abidingobedientpunctilious

Forms
  • more observant comparative form
  • most observant superlative form
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