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Meanings of responsive in English

Portuguese
responsivo

Readily reacting or replying to people or events or stimuli; showing emotion.

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responsivo

Containing or using responses; alternating.

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Reacting to a stimulus.

Amenable.

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Usage of responsive in English
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Building responsive websites requires a different approach than building a desktop-only site.
Wired
2
We want to create a prompt, responsive system for citizen complaint resolution.
Wired
3
People who work from home definitely benefit from having responsive, fibre-style broadband.
The Guardian
4
However, the nature of the stress-responsive signal altering auxin homeostasis remains elusive.
Pubmed
5
However, methods to efficiently select patients responsive to Src inhibitors are lacking.
Pubmed
6
Unfortunately, it appears businesses are not being responsive to their developmental needs.
The Irish Times
7
They expect organisations, whether public or private, to be responsive and accountable.
The Guardian
8
You will not make rural demand-responsive travel work on a commercial basis.
The Guardian
9
Mr Smith said he supported a strong, visible and responsive police force.
BBC
10
As long as Lettie's body was indeed as responsive as he believed.
Good girls don't
11
The Game Pass app itself is easy to use, responsive, and well-designed.
The Verge
12
We investigated the predictive value of BH4-responsive PAH mutations in Croatian population.
Pubmed
13
Why not make the price of a ticket responsive to the market?
The new yorker
14
The numbers are that high because a responsive approach covers all devices.
Wired
15
The cynicism of the younger man drew a responsive smile in reply.
The Heart of Unaga
16
The keys feel great and the trackpad is smooth, responsive and accurate.
The Guardian
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Translations for responsive
Portuguese
responsivo
Responsive through the time
Responsive across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common