amenable 顺从的；顺服的；可用某种方式处理的；易接受指导（影响）的

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ame·na·ble
\ ̷ ̷ˈ ̷ ̷nəbəl\ adjective
Etymology: probably from (assumed) Anglo-French amenable, from Middle French amener to lead up, bring (from Old French, from a- — from Latin ad- —  + mener to lead, from Latin minare to drive, from minari to threaten) + -able — more at mount
1.
a. : liable to be brought to account or judgment : liable to the legal authority of : answerable, accountable
  < is it to be contended that the heads of departments are not amenable to the laws — John Marshall >
  < offenses amenable to the ecclesiastical judicature — Herman Melville >
b. : liable to a claim or charge
  < was amenable to the accusation >
2.
a. : capable of submission (as to a judgment or test)
  < amenable to the comparatively small-scale form of enquiry — K.E.Read >
  < amenable data >
b. : readily brought to yield or submit : responsive, tractable
  < a personality amenable to our desires — Mary Austin >
  < an amenable view on matters of mutual concern — Robert Trumbull >
Synonyms: see obedient, responsible

amenable
amen·able / əˈmiːnəbl /
adjective
1. ~ (to sth) (of people 人) easy to control; willing to be influenced by sb / sth
   顺从的；顺服的:
   They had three very amenable children.
   他们有三个很听话的孩子。
   He seemed most amenable to my idea.
   他似乎对我的想法十分佩服。
2. ~ to sth (formal)  that you can treat in a particular way
   可用某种方式处理的:
   'Hamlet' is the least amenable of all Shakespeare's plays to being summarized.
   在莎士比亚所有的戏剧中,《哈姆雷特》最难概括。

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ADJECTIVE:1. Legally obligated: accountable, answerable, liable, responsible. See LAW.
2. Willing to carry out the wishes of others: biddable, compliant, conformable, docile, obedient, submissive, supple, tractable. See RESIST.
3. Ready and willing to receive favorably, as new ideas: acceptant, open, open-minded, receptive, responsive. See ACCEPT.

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a∙me∙na∙ble / əˈminəbl ; əˈmiːnəbəl /
◙adj
1. willing to accept what someone says or does without arguing
• 易接受指导（影响）的; 顺从的:
»She was always a very amenable child.
  她一向是个很听话的小孩子。
▪ [+ to ]
»Young people are more amenable than older citizens to the idea of immigration.
  年轻人较老年公民更易接受移民的想法。
2. suitable for a particular type of treatment
• 可用某种方法处理的:
▪ [+ for / to ]
»Such conditions may be amenable to medical intervention.
这些疾病也许可以采取药物干预。

amenable adj.
• VERBS be, prove | seem | find sb/sth | render sth
• ADVERB highly, most, particularly The manager was most ~. Nothing was too much trouble.
• PREPOSITION to You should find him ~ to reasonable arguments.

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ADJECTIVE:
1. Legally obligated: accountable, answerable, liable, responsible. See LAW.
2. Willing to carry out the wishes of others: biddable, compliant, conformable, docile, obedient, submissive, supple, tractable. See RESIST.
3. Ready and willing to receive favorably, as new ideas: acceptant, open, open-minded, receptive, responsive. See ACCEPT.

西班牙语：
amenable
[a·me·na·ble || ə'miːnəbl]
adj. dócil, tratable; sensible; obediente, sumiso


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