sensitive; susceptible; quick to respond to external stimuli; having sharp powers of observation

to have an allergy; to be allergic to something, such as food or medicine

sharp; acute; quick and insightful in perception or thinking

the quality of being [[敏感|敏感|min3 gan3]]; sensibility or responsiveness to stimuli

quick and nimble in movement or thought; agile; shrewd

sensitive; keen; acute; (of an instrument) capable of reacting to very weak stimuli

level of sensitivity or response rate, typically referring to the responsiveness of an instrument, device, reagent, or testing method

allergic; hypersensitive; having an allergy

the degree of being sensitive; susceptibility

quick-witted and agile; resourceful; alert; agility

medical condition of hypersensitivity; an allergic reaction or an abnormal state of excitement in a body part

quick-witted; agile of mind; to think quickly

(bound form) sensitive to light

to remove or reduce sensitivity, particularly in a medical context where a patient is treated to no longer react to an allergen

sensitivity; sensibility; susceptibility

bright and agile of mind; sharp and capable

heat-sensitive; temperature-sensitive; thermal, such as for printing or electronic components

condition in which the nervous system is abnormally sensitive, often manifesting as excessive anxiety or overactive imagination

any substance that causes an allergic reaction, such as pollen or certain foods; anaphylactogen

to be quick-witted and creative in thinking or writing

perceptive and wise; intelligent and clever

acute; keen; perceptive; sharp and quick in response

to sensitize; sensitization in physical or chemical contexts

(literary) not intelligent; lacking in sharp wit or quickness

A polite way to decline an invitation or request by citing one's own lack of ability; used to say 'I beg to be excused' or 'I am afraid I am not up to it'

Emin county (Dörbiljin nahiyisi) in Tacheng prefecture, Xinjiang

Gothic church in London, UK, where British monarchs are crowned and buried; also written as [[西敏斯特寺|西敏斯特寺|xi1 min3 si1 te4 si4]], [[威斯敏斯特寺|威斯敏斯特寺|wei1 si1 min3 si1 te4 si4]], or [[韦斯敏斯德寺|韋斯敏斯德寺|wei2 si1 min3 si1 de2 si4]]

Emin County or Dörbiljin nahiyisi in [[塔城地区|塔城地區|ta3 cheng2 di4 qu1]], Xinjiang

a sensor whose resistance decreases as the intensity of light falling on it increases; photoresistor or light-dependent resistor

a type of electron tube or gas-filled tube that is sensitive to light, also known as a light-sensitive tube or electric eye

(old) cement; an early loanword for [[水泥|水泥|shui3 ni2]]

Anglican church in London where British monarchs are crowned and buried

Westminster Abbey in London

Possessing a mind that is at ease through familiarity and hands that are agile; to perform a task with practiced ease and great skill.

quick-witted; mentally agile; nimble-minded

to grasp meanings or concepts with speed and ease

sensitive element; sensor; the part of a device or system that is responsive to a specific input

Li Minyong (1947-), a prominent Taiwanese poet.

(loanword) Tamiflu; an antiviral medication used to treat and prevent influenza, primarily used in Hong Kong

medical diagnostic procedure to identify allergies by applying a substance to the skin and observing the reaction

clever and quick; sharp and alert

(variant form) melamine, a chemical compound used in making plastic resins, particularly for durable kitchenware and tableware

a substance that causes an allergic reaction, including those inhaled, eaten, or touched

allergic reaction to pollen; hay fever

Westminster, a central borough of London

Westminster Abbey in London, the historic site for British royal coronations and burials

an abnormal or excessive immune response to an antigen; hypersensitivity

agile; nimble; deft

The relative susceptibility of cells, tissues, or organisms to the effects of radiation