受じゅ動どう的てき

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Meanings

1

Describes a person, attitude, or behavior that is reactive rather than proactive; often contrasted with 能動的 (active).

Antonyms: 能動的

こう

動どう

し

ない

。

He is always passive and never takes action on his own.

受じゅ動どう的てきな学がく習しゅうではなく、能のう動どう的てきな学がく習しゅうが大たい切せつだ。

Active learning is important, not passive learning.

受じゅ動どう的てきな態たい度どa passive attitude
彼かれは会かい議ぎでいつも受じゅ動どう的てきな態たい度どをとる。
He always takes a passive attitude in meetings.
受じゅ動どう的てきに〈動どう詞し〉to do something passively
受じゅ動どう的てきに情じょう報ほうを受うけ取とるだけでは成せい長ちょうできない。
You can't grow just by passively receiving information.

消しょう極きょく的てきN3
消極的 emphasizes a lack of willingness or negative reluctance to act, while 受動的 more neutrally describes simply reacting rather than initiating.

能のう動どう的てきN1
active; proactive
主しゅ体たい的てき
受動的 describes being passive and simply receiving or following, the direct opposite of 主体的's self-directed initiative.
自じ主しゅ的てきN1
受動的 describes acting passively in response to others, the opposite of 自主的, which describes acting on one's own initiative.

主しゅ体たい的てき
主体的 means acting independently based on one's own judgment, and learners sometimes confuse it with 能動的 when looking for the opposite of 受動的.

Compound of 受動 (passivity, from 受ける 'receive' and 動く 'move') and the adjectival suffix 的 (-like).

自じ

発はつ

的てき

N1

自発的 describes a proactive, self-initiated attitude, while 受動的 describes a passive attitude of simply reacting to others.