receptiveness

/ɹiˈsɛptɪvnəs/ noun

the characteristic of being receptive

Word Origin Receptiveness comes from receptive, which traces back to Latin re- 'back' and capere 'to take' — literally 'taking back'. The root capere is incredibly productive: it gives us capture, accept, concept, perceive, and deceive. The breakdown re+cept+ive+ness shows the 'taking' root, so receptiveness is the quality of being open to taking things in.

noun the characteristic of being receptive countable

Her receptiveness to new ideas makes her an excellent team leader.

(名词) 接受性;接纳性;开放性

她对新思想的接受能力使她成为优秀的团队领导。

(sustantivo) La característica de ser receptivo.

Su receptividad ante nuevas ideas la convierte en una excelente líder de equipo.

(nom) réceptivité; ouverture d'esprit [Caractère de ce qui est réceptif ; capacité à accueillir favorablement de nouvelles idées ou impressions.]

Sa réceptivité aux nouvelles idées fait d'elle une excellente cheffe d'équipe.

(Substantiv) Aufgeschlossenheit; Empfänglichkeit; Offenheit [die Eigenschaft, offen und aufnahmebereit für neue Eindrücke, Ideen oder Vorschläge zu sein]

Ihre **Receptiveness** für neue Ideen macht sie zu einer ausgezeichneten Teamleiterin.

(名詞) 新しいものを受け入れやすい性質;受容性。

新しいアイデアに対する彼女の受容性が、彼女を優れたチームリーダーにしている。

(substantivo) receptividade; abertura; aceitação; disposição [a característica de ser receptivo]

A receptividade dela a novas ideias a torna uma excelente líder de equipe.

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