sympathetic
simpático
definition
adjective
he was sympathetic toward staff with family problems
feeling, showing, or expressing sympathy.
A voice said to me, sympathetic , pleasant to the ear.
pleasant or agreeable, in particular.
translation of 'sympathetic'
adjective
amable,
comprensivo,
compasivo,
simpático
example
The comrades were too 'sympathetic' or polite to express alarm that he's only just realised.
None of the characters are very 'sympathetic' or warm, with the only real charm being shown by the film's villain, Kay Walsh.
All are portrayed as 'sympathetic' characters - indeed Trollope researched her subject with several people of the same age and was struck by how nice everyone was.
The St. Judith girl's eyes widened and she gave him a 'sympathetic' look.
I'm sure the writers will protest that discussing issues like this, using 'sympathetic' characters, helps educate others in similar situations.
Readers looking for sweet, 'sympathetic' heroines would be best advised to look elsewhere.
You could design something that's 'sympathetic' to its surroundings.
The protagonist and I share a lot of personality traits too, although I'm possibly less of a 'sympathetic' character.
But architect Malcolm Payne said the design was very 'sympathetic' and would open up new views of York Minster.
The planning officer's report to the district council says the development is considered to be 'sympathetic' to the surroundings and would be allowed under the Draft District Plan.
"Oh, no, " he said, sounding 'sympathetic' .
Leptin increases activity in 'sympathetic' nerves in the kidney, brown adipose tissue, hind limbs, and adrenal medulla.
This patronising attitude only serves to alienate potential members who might otherwise be 'sympathetic' to socialist ideas.
Top that off, most of the 'sympathetic' characters are hippies and you have a movie with pretty progressive values.
It would also release more time for doctors, who would no longer need to cope with people presenting illness as a cover for their real aim - the chance to talk to a 'sympathetic' person about their personal problems.
Perhaps he should have been more 'sympathetic' toward them.
And among those there are a lot of people 'sympathetic' to the far right.
The Minister also appeared to have taken a 'sympathetic' approach towards the problems faced by medical college doctors.
Both of the controllers were understanding and 'sympathetic' toward me, perhaps more than I deserved.
But some people 'sympathetic' to the aims of the protests question whether or not mass demonstrations are worthwhile.
Fortunately, European public opinion was much more 'sympathetic' to the cause of freedom.
Before you started your research, had you been 'sympathetic' toward the idea of antidepressants?
He remains 'sympathetic' to their aims whilst showing up their limitations.
The home had been plagued by numerous remodels, ‘none of which were 'sympathetic' to the original design,’ he explains.
The proposed new development is 'sympathetic' to the existing church structure, but recognises the need to differentiate this new building from the old one.
Despite a predictable script, Jugnot is still able to play an immensely 'sympathetic' character without being cloying.
‘Don't worry dear ’, she told me in 'sympathetic' tones, ‘Everything will be fine’.
The two main ganglionic trunks of the 'sympathetic' nervous system are the cervical and lumbar trunks.
The autonomic nervous system consists of two opposing systems, the 'sympathetic' and the parasympathetic nervous systems.
Those changes include a new door to the wine bar and roof lights 'sympathetic' to the building's design.
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