英:['sensətɪvlɪ]
美:[ˈsɛnsətɪvlɪ]
英:['sensətɪvlɪ]
美:[ˈsɛnsətɪvlɪ]
adv.
敏感地
易受伤害地
易生气地
慎重地
词根:sensing
adj.sensitive 敏感的;[仪] 灵敏的;感光的;易受伤害的
sensible 明智的;明显的;意识到的;通晓事理的
sensing 敏感的
adv.sensibly 明显地;容易感知地;聪明地
n.sensible 可感觉到的东西;敏感的人
sensitivity 敏感;敏感性;过敏
sensibility 情感;敏感性;感觉;识别力
sensing 传感;感觉;测知
sensitiveness 神经过敏
sensitizing 光敏处理
v.sensing 感觉,了解(sense的现在分词)
sensitizing 使敏感(sensitize的ing形式)
vi.sensitize 变得敏感
sensitise 变得敏感(等于sensitize)
vt.sensitize 使敏感;使具有感光性
sensitise 使敏感(等于sensitize)
adjective
sensory sense 2
receptive to sense impressions
capable of being stimulated or excited by external agents (such as light, gravity, or contact)
sensitive cells
highly responsive or susceptible: such as
excessively or abnormally susceptible : hypersensitive
sensitive to egg protein
readily fluctuating in price or demand
sensitive commodities
capable of indicating minute differences : delicate
sensitive scales
readily affected or changed by various agents (such as light or mechanical shock)
a photographic emulsion sensitive to red light
highly radiosensitive
concerned with highly classified government information or involving discretionary authority over important policy matters
sensitive documents
calling for tact, care, or caution in treatment : touchy
a sensitive issue like race relations
having or showing concern for a specified matter—usually used in combinationenvironmentally sensitive policies
a price-sensitive customer
noun
a person having occult or psychical abilities
a sensitive person
Adjective Middle English, from Anglo-French, from Medieval Latin sensitivus, probably alteration of sensativus, from sensatus sensate
The first known use of sensitive was in the 15th century
sensitivitynoun
the quality or state of being sensitive
sensitiveadjective
capable of responding to stimulation
easily or strongly affected or hurt
a sensitive child
capable of showing very small differences : delicate
sensitive scales
readily affected or changed by the action of a certain thing
plants sensitive to light
sensitiveadjective
capable of responding to stimulation
easily or strongly affected or hurt
a sensitive child
capable of showing very small differences : delicate
sensitive scales
readily affected or changed by the action of a certain thing
plants sensitive to light
1 PROJECT STATEMENT: A landscape design reinterpreting the idealistic Chinese lifestyle and responding sensitively to the context.
项目陈词: 一项重新阐述理想的中国生活方式、并敏锐地对周边环境予以回应的景观设计.
2 Optically analytical balance in laboratory is one of the most common instruments, and is an essential tool on measuring weight precisely and sensitively.
光学读数分析天平是实验室最常用的仪器之一,是进行精密、准确称量的不可缺少的工具。
3 At all times they were clean, clear, and sensitively phrased.
4 At the centre of the film, and sensitively handled by Jackson, are the relationships between Bilbo, his gruff mentor Gandalf and his antagonist Thorin, and it's something children will respond to.
5 Document Neupfarrplatz, a sensitively designed underground museum, incorporates excavated relics from Jewish and, before that, Roman times — and leaves in place a Nazi bunker.
6 Ms. Uchida sensitively highlighted the work’s yearning lyricism, but not its sensuousness or underlying turbulence.
7 “The actual design is for a glass building designed to reflect its surroundings and is sensitively situated to reduce the impact to the surrounding environment,” Mr. Park said in a letter.
8 He said the choice of texts — sensitively read by Deborah Eisenberg and Wallace Shawn — reflected his own tastes and favorite authors.
9 Certain passages of the "Languid Fingers" movement, using poetry of e.e. cummings, sensitively cast upper-register voices against bracing, repeated notes in the strings.
10 Conclusions PWV and C1 could sensitively reflect the improvement of arterial elasticity and the decline of PP.
结论:PWV、C1是敏感反映动脉弹性改善与PP减小的大动脉弹性功能指标。
11 But again, it’s the women who are most sensitively drawn.
12 Films that deal more sensitively with Native American history are replacing the cliches of Red Indian and cowboys.
更加敏感地处理土著人原著的电影正在取代关于红色印地安人和牛仔的老片子。
13 Majors is reflectively and sensitively persuasive as a bold and insightful artist stuck in frustrating circumstances.
14 In salon-style, floor-to-ceiling hangings you will find every conceivable kind of two-dimensional creativity: Minimalist monochromes; Color Field stained canvases; finely and loosely grained patterning; cartoon allegories and sensitively observed still lifes.
15 “It’s so sensitively modeled, and it has a powerful presence,” Ms. Cambareri said.
16 But her sensitively drawn performance also reveals the emotional yearning at the character’s core.
17 He acts like a tough guy, but he's really very sensitive to criticism.
18 The results show that the cylinderization time depends sensitively on the initial morphology of the microcrack tip.
结果表明:裂尖的几何形状对微裂纹圆柱化时间起决定性作用;
19 And Mr. Ovalles, on a sensitively changing series of instruments, pinpoints every shift of syncopation as the three players move through kaleidoscopic permutations of what a six-beat rhythm can do.
20 Up the stairs we go and enter a stunning area of forest that contains the sensitively designed spa complex La Source Bains Nordiques.
1 细腻地
2 谨慎周到
4 细腻
5 善解人意
7 敏感
sensitive alive defensive tender vibrant responsive delicate susceptible reactive irritable sentient impressionable ticklish high-strung switched-on impressible sensibly tenderly susceptivity supersensitization sensibility tenderness delicacy subtlety excitability keenness sensitiveness impressionability supersensitize sensitize postnasal drip feeling subtle touchy hypersensitive thin-skinned sensitivity
8 有感觉
9 善解人意地