sensitivity in Russian
sensitivity in Russian is чувстви́тельность, восприи́мчивость — sensitivity means the quality of being easily affected or upset.
sensitivity in Russian
чувстви́тельность
Pronounced: chuvstvitelnost
восприи́мчивость
Pronounced: vospriimchivost
(biology) The ability of an organism or organ to respond to external stimuli.
чувстви́тельность
Pronounced: chuvstvitelnost
(biology) The ability of an organism or organ to respond to external stimuli.
What does "sensitivity" mean?
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noun The quality of being easily affected or upset.
"She spoke about the loss with great sensitivity, careful not to hurt anyone."
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noun The degree to which something (a person, organ, or device) responds to stimuli or change.
"Cameras with higher sensitivity take clearer photos in dim light."
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sensitivity in a sentence
- She spoke about the loss with great sensitivity, careful not to hurt anyone.
- His sensitivity to criticism made him avoid sharing his poems.
- Cameras with higher sensitivity take clearer photos in dim light.
- You can adjust the mouse sensitivity in the settings.
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What is "sensitivity" in Russian?
"sensitivity" in Russian is чувстви́тельность, восприи́мчивость. sensitivity means: The quality of being easily affected or upset.
How do you pronounce чувстви́тельность?
"sensitivity" in Russian is чувстви́тельность, pronounced "chuvstvitelnost".
How do you use "sensitivity" in a sentence?
Example: "She spoke about the loss with great sensitivity, careful not to hurt anyone." In Russian, "sensitivity" is чувстви́тельность, восприи́мчивость.
Are there other ways to say "sensitivity" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "sensitivity": чувстви́тельность, восприи́мчивость.
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