receptive
31receptive — Pertaining to a female cone whose megasporophylls have separated (cracked) to allow pollinators to enter during pollination. Cf. dehiscent …
32receptive — adj 1. perceptive, sensitive, quick on the uptake, quick witted, sharp witted; keen, astute, alert, bright, intelligent, perspicacious, clear sighted; like a sponge, like a blotter, like a steel trap. 2. open, open minded, undogmatic, open to… …
33receptive — re·cep·tive …
34receptive — [rɪˈseptɪv] adj willing to listen or consider suggestions …
35receptive — adj. 1 able or quick to receive impressions or ideas. 2 concerned with receiving stimuli etc. Derivatives: receptively adv. receptiveness n. receptivity n. Etymology: F reacuteceptif ive or med.L receptivus (as RECEPTION) …
36receptive aphasia — noun aphasia characterized by fluent but meaningless speech and severe impairment of the ability understand spoken or written words • Syn: ↑Wernicke s aphasia, ↑fluent aphasia, ↑sensory aphasia, ↑impressive aphasia • Hypernyms: ↑aphasia …
37receptive hypha — noun : a haploid hyphal thread that develops from an aecial primordium in many heterothallic rust fungi, that protrudes from a pycnium, and that is joined by a pycniospore to establish a diploid mycelium prior to aeciospore formation …
38receptive spot — noun : the colorless spot in an egg or oosphere at which a male gamete or sperm enters …
39Mixed receptive-expressive language disorder — Classification and external resources ICD 9 315.32 Mixed receptive expressive language disorder (DSM IV 315.32) is a communication disorder in which both the receptive and expressive areas of communication may be affected in any degree, from mild …
40Agence Réceptive — Dans le monde touristique, une agence réceptive est une agence qui prend en charge les clients des tour opérateurs. Elle représente le tour opérateur sur votre lieu de vacances. Sommaire 1 Rôle 2 Principaux services proposés par un réceptif 3 …
