Vocab Bloom Hub

responsive

/rɪˈspɒn.sɪv/

Traduction: Décrit quelqu'un ou quelque chose qui réagit rapidement et positivement à quelque chose ou à quelqu'un.

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adjective

/rɪˈspɒn.sɪv/B2formal
  • frDécrit quelqu'un ou quelque chose qui réagit rapidement et positivement à quelque chose ou à quelqu'un.

Describes someone or something that reacts quickly and positively to something or someone.

  1. B2formal

    Reacting quickly and positively to suggestions, influences, or stimuli.

    frRéactif à une stimulation

    • The company was very responsive to customer feedback.
    • She is a responsive student who always asks questions.
    • The government needs to be more responsive to public needs.

    Synonymesalertimpressionableopenquickreactivereceptivesensitivesusceptible

    Antonymesapatheticindifferentslowunmovedunresponsive

  2. Reacting to a stimulusC1formal

    Reacting or responding to a physical or chemical stimulus.

    frRéactif (à un stimulus)

    • The plant is responsive to light and grows towards it.
    • The cells are responsive to the drug treatment.
    • The material is responsive to changes in temperature.

    Synonymesaffectedimpressionableopenreactivereceptivesensitivesusceptible

    Antonymesinertinsensitiveunreactiveunresponsive

  3. Alternating or containing responsesC2formal

    Involving or characterized by alternating or reciprocal actions or responses.

    frqui alterne ou contient des réponses

    • The responsive reading was part of the church service.
    • They engaged in a responsive dialogue about the issue.
    • The responsive design of the website adapts to different screen sizes.

    Synonymesantiphonal

Formes
  • more responsive comparative form
  • most responsive superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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