Translations for „amenable“ in the English » Arabic Dictionary

amenable ADJ

amenable

قابل

amenable

مَسْؤُول عن, أمَامَ إلخ

amenable

سَهْلُ الانْقِياد

amenable

محاسب

amenable

مُنْصاع

amenable

ذَلُول

amenable COMMUNIC

أَقْوَد

amenable COMMUNIC

سَهْل الِاسْتِعْمَال

amenable COMMUNIC

مَسْئُولٌ عَنْ

amenable COMMUNIC

سَهْلُ القِياد

amenable COMMUNIC

مطواع

amenable COMMUNIC

مستجيب ل

amenable

amenable

مُؤَاخَذ

amenable

مَلُوم

amenable

مُطَالَب

amenable

مُطِيع

amenable

مِذْعان

amenable

مُذْعِن

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English

This clay is amenable to cultivation, responds well to careful management, and supports good growth of pine where allowed to revert to forest.

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

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These errors are not amenable to correction through statistical analysis as they are unidirectional and random in magnitude.

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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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This makes signal transmission more amenable to copper wires.

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The location was chosen as it was regarded as cleaner, healthier and more amenable to longer-term expansion plans.

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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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Since individuals act according to different probability judgments, these agents' probabilities are personal (but amenable to objective study).

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

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