receptive

1 The rest of the show is more of a sustained holler, and being receptive to its charms surely requires a much younger set of ears than mine.

2 But it doesn't seem like he's receptive to those suggestions.

3 It also forced Ms. Teuscher to be receptive to any suggestion or criticism.

4 But he said the tabloid coverage of her teenage years will make it harder for her to find a receptive audience.

5 What really consumes him, though, is the children’s book he has been writing for years, about an aging magician who must pass on his Book of Secrets to a receptive child, a magician heir.

6 To begin with, the villagers weren’t receptive to us, but they are starting to trust that we are there to help.

7 Maybe I was more receptive to thinking about these topics than I might have been without that, but on balance, yeah, it was sh*tty.

8 The artwork would have to be approved by the trust, which has been initially receptive.

9 The atmosphere within the school was by then receptive to change.

直到那个时候,学校的环境还是容易接受改变的.

10 Confronted with an intractable problem, he was prepared to work at it harder and longer than most people and to be more receptive to unorthodox explanations.

11 Describing an early Shankar tour in 1957, Time magazine said "U.S. audiences were receptive but occasionally puzzled."

12 Considering that Chicago long has been home to a large Polish population, the festival seems likely to find many receptive ears.

13 Indeed, travel and an open mind seem to help make consumers more receptive to sherry’s charms.

14 But in the 1950s, Ms. Follett, who after early success left New York, was still looking for a receptive place to land.

15 Both forces were receptive, he told me, to asking themselves the crucial question that will come up repeatedly: “Does the person have a legal right to be present?”

16 If Mr. Smith offended professional historians, he found a receptive audience with Italian readers, who made “Italy: A Modern History” a runaway best seller, one of the most popular academic works ever published in Italy.

17 Public institutions weren’t receptive to his expansive and racially integrated narrative of American history in the 1950s.

18 I was to keep ever before them the picture of a bright, passive, good-humored, receptive mass ever willing to accept their every scheme.

19 If anyone had a responsible solution to this problem, Jackson claimed to be receptive.

20 The topsoil needs to be moist and receptive before it can become fully charged, in the way you must first prime a bone-dry sponge to absorb water.

1 接纳

take

2 容纳的

recipient

3 愿接受的

acceptant

4 有理解力的

understanding comprehensive perceptive prehensile

5 有理解力

understanding comprehensive perceptive prehensile understand

6 容纳

containment houseroom take hold receive contain lodge stow recipient recipience recipiency store accept admit entertain berth

7 接受的

recipient receiving

8 感官的

sensual sensuous sensitive sensory

9 感官

sensitive sensory sensuous sense sense stress sense organ

10 易接受的

vulnerable susceptive

11 可以接受的

unobjectionable

12 能容纳

hold

13 敏悟

apercu