receptive in Irish
receptive in Irish is gabhálach, glacach — receptive means open and willing to consider new ideas, suggestions, or feedback.
receptive in Irish
gabhálach
Capable of receiving something.
glacach
Capable of receiving something.
gabhálach
Ready to receive something, especially new concepts or ideas.
What does "receptive" mean?
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adj Open and willing to consider new ideas, suggestions, or feedback.
"The manager was receptive to new ideas from junior staff."
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receptive in a sentence
- The manager was receptive to new ideas from junior staff.
- Audiences were surprisingly receptive to the experimental film.
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What is "receptive" in Irish?
"receptive" in Irish is gabhálach, glacach. receptive means: Open and willing to consider new ideas, suggestions, or feedback.
How do you use "receptive" in a sentence?
Example: "The manager was receptive to new ideas from junior staff." In Irish, "receptive" is gabhálach, glacach.
Are there other ways to say "receptive" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "receptive": gabhálach, glacach.
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