what does receptive means?
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Receptive (adjective) \nWilling to listen to and accept new ideas and suggestions.
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In 10 words it means: \n"Speak clearly and briefly when expressing your thoughts and feelings."\nIn 4 it means\n"speak to the point"\nIn 2 it means:\n"be concise"\nIn 1 it means:\n"Brevity!"
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It is so in all Slavic languages; it comes from (e.g. its etimology) "reclamare" in latin: to yell loudly, to protest and hence advertise (or complain as "reklamirati" in Slavic languages means also "to report a faulty product or service")
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It means that you can find out the answer easily; it is obvious.\n\nEx: The tell-tale signs led to the thief who stole the cookie.
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I'm not sure I understand what you're asking.  Could you rephrase "make more sense"?
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Generally, it means, something like "Isn't it obvious?" \n\n"To be able to tell" something means that you have enough information to understand something.  If it's a question, it's usually meant somewhat sarcastically.  So, if it's a question, the asker is usually surprised that something isn't obvious to you, because it might be obvious to other people.
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It can mean several things, depending on the type of question you asked they could be uncomfortable talking about the subject, or it could mean that they like you and are just a bit bashful about things. It could also just mean that they are a shy person ;-)
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naw, Rhetorcial means it doesn't require an answer...in this case, he's lookin for an answer...which is no. To answer your question...no. I don't believe there is a certain term. Make one up. When u get it...let me know what it is and i'll use it too!
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Can you explain what do you mean?
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It means that, on a scale of 1 to five, both clarity and strength of signal rate a 5. \n\nBasically, it's a radio communications term for 'loud and clear'.\n\nThe phrase was (mis)used in the movie Alien, the computer game Starcraft (as an Alien reference) and repeatedly by Faith in the TV shows Buffy and Angel.
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it means to cater to your requests
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i would think that this meant that the person in question was wanting to believe something even though others around him were sceptical... or maybe he was looking for something and he found an easy answer... \nhope this helps
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"Reck" actually is (or at least used to be) a perfectly good word meaning "to take care." "Reck" is a very old word, dating back to 888 A.D. in English.\n\nSo reck is a verb meaning To take heed of or to have caution.\nWhile reckless is an adjective meaning heedless or careless.
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re·mu·ner·a·tion    (r-myn-rshn)\nn.\n\n   1. The act of remunerating.\n   2. Something, such as a payment, that remunerates.
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Could you rephrase your question?  The meaning is unclear.
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a sentence worded or expressed so as to elicit information.\n\nIt comes from Latin - quaerere 'ask,seek'- through Old French then Middle English.
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It means that the person that asked the question chose your anser as the best answer.  If they don't choose it will go up for vote, and then the answer chosen will be chosen by voters.