sensitive

sensitive
{'sensitiv}
1. чувствителен (to към)
SENSITIVE market неустойчив/нестабилен пазар
2. фот. светлочувствителен
3. обидчив, чувствителен, който (лесно) се засяга (about, to)
to be SENSITIVE to criticism/blame засягам се от критика/обвинения
to be SENSITIVE about one's appearance чувствителен съм по отношение на външността си
4. точен, прецизен, чувствителен (за уред)
5. прен. деликатен (за въпрос, положение), свързан с отговорности, таен
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{'sensitiv} а 1. чувствителен (to към); sensitive market неустойчив
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чувствителен;
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1. sensitive market неустойчив/нестабилен пазар 2. to be sensitive about one's appearance чувствителен съм по отношение на външността си 3. to be sensitive to criticism/blame засягам се от критика/обвинения 4. обидчив, чувствителен, който (лесно) се засяга (about, to) 5. прен. деликатен (за въпрос, положение), свързан с отговорности, таен 6. точен, прецизен, чувствителен (за уред) 7. фот. светлочувствителен 8. чувствителен (to към)
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sensitive[´sensitiv] I. adj 1. чувствителен, сензитивен (to към); \sensitive market неустойчив, нестабилен пазар; \sensitive paper (plate) фот. светлочувствителна хартия (плака); \sensitive plant бот. срамежлива мимоза Mimosa pudica; FONT face=Times_Deutsch}}◊ adv sensitively; 2. обидчив; който лесно се засяга (about); деликатен, щекотлив (за въпрос, тема); 3. точен, прецизен, чувствителен (за уред); 4. секретен, поверителен (за документ, информация); 5. рядко сетивен; II. n чувствителен човек; човек, податлив на хипноза.

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