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sense US English

a faculty by which the body perceives an external stimulus; one of the faculties of sight, smell, hearing, taste, and touch

see sense or reason in see1 US English

realize that one is wrong and start acting sensibly

dress sense US English

a good instinct for selecting garments which suit the wearer

horse sense US English

common sense

moral sense US English

the ability to distinguish between right and wrong

road sense US English

a person’s capacity for safe behaviour on the road, especially in traffic

make sense in sense US English

be intelligible, justifiable, or practicable

sense datum US English

an immediate object of perception, which is not a material object; a sense impression

sense organ US English

an organ of the body that responds to external stimuli by conveying impulses to the sensory nervous system

sixth sense US English

a supposed intuitive faculty giving awareness not explicable in terms of normal perception

common sense US English

good sense and sound judgment in practical matters

in a or one sense in sense US English

used to indicate a particular interpretation of a statement or situation

sense of humor in humor (humour) US English

the ability to perceive humor or appreciate a joke

make sense of in sense US English

find meaning or coherence in

sense-experience US English

experience that is derived from the senses

talk sense into in talk US English

persuade (someone) to behave more sensibly

sense of proportion in proportion US English

the ability to judge the relative importance or seriousness of things

sense of direction in direction US English

a person’s ability to know without explicit guidance the direction in which they are or should be moving

purpose US English

a person’s sense of resolve or determination

know someone in the biblical sense in know US English

have sexual intercourse with someone

belong US English

(of a person) fit in a specified place or environment

achievement US English

the process or fact of achieving something

know US English

have sexual intercourse with (someone)

sense English-French

sens m

sense English-Italian

senso m

sense2 English-Spanish

sentir*, notar

sensé French-English

sensible

Sense German-English

scythe

dress sense English-French

to have dress sense

sixth sense English-French

sixième sens

road sense English-German

Gespür für Verkehrssituationen

sixth sense English-German

sechster Sinn

dress sense English-Italian

have dress sense

road sense English-Italian

prudenza fper strada

sixth sense English-Italian

sesto senso

sixth sense English-Spanish

sexto sentido

common sense English-French

bon sens m, sens

common sense English-German

gesunder Menschenverstand

common-sense English-German

vernünftig

common sense English-Spanish

sentido m común

to talk sense in sense English-French

dire des choses sensées

make sense in sense English-German

einen Sinn ergeben

in a sense in sense English-Italian

in un certo senso