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Значения термина more receptive на английском

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Использование термина more receptive на английском
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However, right now, we see them more receptive, said the first source.
Reuters
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She said she hopes Australia will be more receptive to these migrants.
Radio NZ
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Opposition politicians have been more receptive because they have less to lose.
Reuters
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She might be more receptive if she's not in so much pain.
Safe harbour
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There never was a more promising recruit or a more receptive one.
The Magnificent Montez: From Courtesan to Convert
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He deserved far greater but that will come in other, more receptive arenas.
The Guardian
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This time, however, the English game was a little more receptive.
The Guardian
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Certain personalities are more receptive to treatment by placebos than others.
The new yorker
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People seem more receptive to a slightly gentler approach than shouty red-top journalism.
The Guardian
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Other governments have been notably more receptive to the idea of semi-autonomous drones.
The Guardian
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They, like you, will be more receptive to a more light hearted approach.
The South African
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Still, give it a few months and maybe I will become more receptive.
The Guardian
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They'll be more receptive to the rules if they've had input.
News.com.au
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She might be more receptive if he gave her time to shower first.
Deadly promises
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He had found the girl kinder, more receptive than he had dared hope.
The Gun-Brand
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And Ruth seemed day by day more receptive to his passion.
The Iron Furrow
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More receptive через время
More receptive в диалектах
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