Traducciones de „amenable“ en el diccionario inglés » polaco

amenable [əˈmi:nəbl̩] ADJ.

amenable

otwarty

amenable dog

posłuszny

amenable to sth

otwarty na coś

amenable to do sth

skłonny coś zrobić

Ejemplos de uso para amenable

amenable to do sth

skłonny coś zrobić

amenable to sth

otwarty na coś

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

It also can be found in a wide variety of different habitats, which makes it very amenable to cultivation.

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Freed of dice rolling, complex calculations, and coordination of the sequence of play, casual gamers were more amenable to playing these games.

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Only problems or conflicts which involve feelings, emotions, and associated value judgments--that is attitudes--are amenable to such fixes.

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It did however provide a cheap pool of resources amenable to spending months/years on site coding modifications and fixes.

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Certain groups of plants are soft, bulky, or otherwise not amenable to drying and mounting on sheets.

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State programs are not, in practice, amenable to such a radical annual re-examination.

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Most of the components of the objects are not particularly amenable to advanced dating methods.

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Some cultures see suffering and illness as unavoidable and not amenable to medication, while others treat symptoms with polypharmacy, often mixing medications with herbal drugs.

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Even powders with a liquid phase are amenable to this process and low pressures are possible, too.

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This assumption is correct only for standards produced by the central governments whose publications are not amenable to copyright.

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