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sensitivity

/ˌsen.sɪˈtɪv.ə.ti/

翻译: 名词,指对外部刺激、情感或病原体等产生反应的敏感性质或状态,包括生理上的感受性、情感上的易受触动以及易受外界影响或感染的特性。

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词语关系

noun

/ˌsen.sɪˈtɪv.ə.ti/B2formal
  • zh名词,指对外部刺激、情感或病原体等产生反应的敏感性质或状态,包括生理上的感受性、情感上的易受触动以及易受外界影响或感染的特性。

A noun referring to the quality or state of being sensitive, including responsiveness to external stimuli, emotional awareness, or susceptibility to pathogens.

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  1. Physiological responsivenessB2formalmedical

    The capacity of an organism or organ to detect and respond to external stimuli, such as light, touch, or temperature.

    zh敏感性

    • The skin's sensitivity to heat can vary greatly between individuals.
    • Her eyes have a high sensitivity to bright light.
    • The test measures the sensitivity of nerve endings in the fingertips.

    同义词excitabilityirritabilityreactivityreceptivityresponsivenesssensitivenesssusceptibility

    反义词insensitivitynumbness

  2. Precision of measurementB2formalscientific

    The ability of a device, instrument, or system to detect or register very small physical amounts or differences.

    zh灵敏度

    • The scale has a sensitivity of 0.01 grams.
    • This microphone's sensitivity allows it to pick up even the faintest sounds.
    • The sensor's sensitivity was adjusted to detect minor changes in pressure.

    同义词accuracyacuitydiscriminationprecisionresolutionresponsiveness

  3. Emotional awarenessB2formal

    The ability to understand, perceive, and respond to the emotional states and feelings of oneself and others.

    zh情感敏感性

    • Her sensitivity to others' feelings makes her a great counselor.
    • He showed great sensitivity when dealing with the grieving family.
    • Emotional sensitivity is a key trait for effective leadership.

    同义词compassionempathyfeelingperceptivenessresponsivenesssensibilityunderstanding

    反义词callousnessinsensitivityunfeelingness

  4. Susceptibility to pathogensB2formalmedical

    The degree to which an individual or organism is vulnerable to infection by a specific pathogen.

    zh病原体易感性

    • Elderly people often have increased sensitivity to influenza viruses.
    • The patient's sensitivity to the bacteria was confirmed by the test.
    • Vaccination can reduce sensitivity to certain diseases.

    同义词liabilitypredispositionpronenesssusceptibilityvulnerability

    反义词immunityresistance

  5. Interpersonal perceptivenessC1formal

    The ability to perceive and respond to subtle changes in the emotional or social atmosphere of an interpersonal environment.

    zh人际敏感度

    • His sensitivity to the mood in the room helped him avoid a conflict.
    • She has a remarkable sensitivity to the needs of her team members.
    • Cultural sensitivity is essential when working in diverse groups.

    同义词awarenessdelicacydiscernmentempathyinsightintuitionperceptivenessresponsivenesstactunderstanding

    反义词insensitivityobtuseness

词形
  • sensitivities plural form
  • sensitivities' possessive plural form
  • sensitivity's possessive singular form
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