receptive

• Готовый рассматривать или принимать новые предложения, идеи или влияния.

Willing to consider or accept new suggestions, ideas, or influences.

1. Open to new ideasB2formal

   Willing to consider or accept new suggestions, arguments, or changes.

   Восприимчивый

   • She was receptive to the team's feedback on her proposal.
   • The manager is receptive to new ways of improving efficiency.
   • Students are more receptive to learning in a supportive environment.

   Synonymsaccessibleamenableapproachableflexibleopenopen-mindedresponsivetolerantwilling

   Antonymsclosed-mindeddogmaticinflexibleintolerantnarrow-mindedresistantrigidunreceptive

2. Ready to receiveB2formal

   Prepared or inclined to accept something favorably, such as an idea or offer.

   Восприимчивый

   • The audience was receptive to the speaker's message.
   • He is receptive to suggestions for improving the project.
   • The committee was receptive to the proposed changes.

   Synonymsamenableapproachableopenopen-mindedresponsivetolerantwilling

   Antonymsaverseclosedhostileresistantunreceptiveunwilling

3. Nerve functionC2formal

   Describing a nerve fiber or impulse that originates outside the body and travels toward the central nervous system.

   Рецептивный

   • The receptive field of a neuron determines its response to stimuli.
   • Sensory neurons are receptive to external signals like touch and pain.
   • The doctor studied the receptive pathways in the spinal cord.

   Synonymsafferentcentripetalsensory

   Antonymsefferentmotor

4. Absorbent propertyC1formal

   Able to absorb liquid, as opposed to being repellent.

   Впитывающий

   • This material is receptive to water, making it ideal for towels.
   • The sponge is highly receptive to moisture.
   • The soil is receptive to rainwater, preventing runoff.

   Synonymsabsorbentabsorptivepenetrablepermeableperviousporousspongy

   Antonymsimpermeablenonabsorbentrepellent