readiness

• Sustantivo que denota el estado de estar listo o preparado para actuar, usado a menudo en contextos de preparación militar, disposición psicológica o facilidad natural para hacer algo.

A noun referring to the state of being prepared or willing to act, often used in contexts of military preparedness, psychological response, or natural ease.

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1. State of preparationB2formal

   The condition of being fully prepared for use or action, especially in a military context.

   Estado de preparación

   • The troops were placed on high readiness for deployment.
   • The emergency team maintained constant readiness for any disaster.
   • The equipment is kept in a state of readiness at all times.

   Sinónimosfitnesspreparationpreparednessset

2. B2formal

   A prompt and eager willingness to do something.

   disposición

   • She showed great readiness to help her colleagues.
   • His readiness to accept new challenges impressed the manager.
   • The volunteer's readiness to assist was appreciated by everyone.

   Sinónimosalacrityardoureagernessenthusiasmkeennesspromptnesswillingnesszeal

   Antónimosaversiondisinclinationreluctanceunwillingness

3. Psychological preparednessC1formal

   A temporary state of being mentally prepared to respond in a specific way.

   Disponibilidad psicológica

   • The athlete's mental readiness was key to her performance.
   • Students need a certain readiness to learn complex topics.
   • The therapist assessed the patient's readiness for change.

   Sinónimosalertnesspreparednessvigilance

4. Natural easeC2formal

   A quality of performing actions with natural effortlessness and grace.

   Soltura natural

   • She danced with a natural readiness that captivated the audience.
   • His readiness in conversation made him a charming companion.
   • The artist painted with a remarkable readiness and fluidity.

   Sinónimosadroitnessagilitydeftnessdexterityeasefacilityfluencygracenaturalnesssmoothness