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1. (adj.) compliant
complying; obeying, obliging, or yielding, esp. in a submissive way:
a person with a compliant nature.
2. compliant
manufactured or produced in accordance with a specified body of rules (usu. used in combination):
Energy Star-compliant computers.
Etymology: (1635–45; comply+-ant , after pliant)
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| Definition of 'compliant' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) compliant
disposed or willing to comply
"children compliant with the parental will"
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| Definition of 'compliant' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) compliant
yielding; bending; pliant; submissive
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Sense: willing to comply.
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Afrikaans: inskiklik, meegaande, teg |
Arabic: مُطاوع، مُذعِن |
Bulgarian: услужлив |
Brazilian: submisso |
Czech: ochotný, povolný |
German: willfährig |
Danish: føjelig; efterkommende |
Greek: υποχωρητικός |
Spanish: obediente |
Estonian: vastutulelik |
Farsi: مطیع؛ فرمان بردار |
Finnish: myöntyväinen |
French: accommodant |
Hebrew: מְצָייֵת |
Hindi: आज्ञाकारी |
Croatian: popustljiv, voljan |
Hungarian: szolgálatkész |
Indonesian: patuh |
Icelandic: eftirlátur, hlÿðinn |
Italian: accondiscendente |
Japanese: 従順な |
Korean: 준수하는 |
Lithuanian: (pa)klusnus |
Latvian: piekāpīgs; pakļāvīgs |
Malay: dengan patuh |
Dutch: meegaand |
Norwegian: føyelig, ettergivende |
Polish: ustępliwy |
Persian: مطیع؛ فرمان بردار |
Pashto: مطیع |
Portuguese: submisso |
Romanian: maleabil |
Russian: уступчивый |
Slovak: povoľný |
Slovenian: popustljiv |
Serbian: popustljiv |
Swedish: tillmötesgående, medgörli |
Thai: ที่ยอมทำตาม |
Turkish: uysal, itaatkâr |
Taiwanese: 服從的 |
Ukrainian: податливий; поступливий |
Urdu: تعمیل کرنے والا |
Vietnamese: phục tùng mệnh lệnh |
Chinese: 依从的 |
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