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sense2 English-Spanish

sentir*, notar

sixth sense English-Spanish

sexto sentido

common sense English-Spanish

sentido m común

a sense of achievement in achievement English-Spanish

la satisfacción de haber logrado algo

in its broadest sense in broad1 English-Spanish

en su sentido más amplio

if you had an ounce of decency/sense … in ounce English-Spanish

si tuvieras una pizca de vergüenza/sentido común …

she has no dress sense in dress1 English-Spanish

tiene mal gusto para vestirse

sense of direction/humor in sense1 English-Spanish

sentido de la orientación/del humor

I lost all sense of time in sense1 English-Spanish

perdí completamente la noción del tiempo

I can't make him see sense in sense1 English-Spanish

no puedo hacerlo entrar en razón

in a sense they're both correct in sense1 English-Spanish

en cierto modo ambos tienen razón

the sense of hearing/smell/taste/touch in sense1 English-Spanish

el (sentido del) oído/olfato/gusto/tacto

her saving grace is her sense of humor in grace English-Spanish

lo que la salva es que tiene sentido del humor

she had the (good) sense to leave her phone number in sense1 English-Spanish

tuvo la sensatez de dejar su número de teléfono

sense British & World English

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

sense English-French

sens m

sensé French-English

sensible

Sense German-English

scythe

sense English-Italian

senso m

see sense or reason in see1 British & World English

realize that one is wrong and start acting sensibly

dress sense British & World English

a good instinct for selecting garments which suit the wearer

moral sense British & World English

the ability to distinguish between right and wrong

road sense British & World English

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

make sense in sense British & World English

be intelligible, justifiable, or practicable

sense datum British & World English

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

sense organ British & World English

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

sixth sense British & World English

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

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

common sense British & World English

good sense and sound judgement in practical matters

in a or one sense in sense British & World English

by a particular interpretation of a statement or situation

common sense English-French

bon sens m, sens