resilient
31Resilient — Resilienz (von lateinisch resilire = „zurückspringen, abprallen“, deutsch etwa Widerstandsfähigkeit) ist ein Fachausdruck, der in verschiedenen Wissenschaftsdisziplinen unterschiedlich verwendet wird: Resilienz (Informatik und EDV) Resilienz… …
32Resilient — Упругий, эластичный …
33resilient — re|si|li|ẹnt <Adj.> (bes. Psychol.): Resilienz besitzend: e Kinder, Personen …
34resilient — re·sil·ient yənt adj characterized or marked by resilience * * * re·sil·i·ent (re zilґyənt) [L. resiliens] elastic; returning to its former shape or size after distortion …
35resilient — Synonyms and related words: able to adapt, adaptable, adaptive, adjustable, airy, alterable, alterative, bouncing, bouncy, bounding, breezy, buoyant, carefree, changeable, checkered, convalescent, corky, debonair, effervescent, elastic, ever… …
36resilient — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) adj. elastic, pliable, rubbery, tensile, ductile, malleable; recuperative, tough, rugged; irrepressible, indestructible; resistant, renitent; buoyant, youthful. See elasticity. II (Roget s IV) modif. Syn …
37resilient — re sil·i·ent || rɪ zɪlɪənt adj. elastic, flexible, returning to the original shape after bending or stretching; cheerful, buoyant, quickly recovering from sadness or failure …
38resilient — a. Rebounding, recoiling, elastic, springy …
39resilient — adj 1. rebounding, recoiling, springing back; flexible, bendable, pliable, supple, springy, bouncy; tensile, stretchable, extensile, extensible; contractile, contractive; elastic, rubbery, plastic, ductile; malleable, adaptable, yielding,… …
40resilient — re·sil·ient …
