sense [動詞] 意識到;瞭解,領會; [名詞] 感官;官能
sense
[sens]
n.感官, 感覺, 意識, 鑑賞力, 意義, 理智, 道理, 見識
v.感覺, 意識到, 理解, 檢測
例句與用法：
I hope she soon sees sense and stops fighting a battle she cannot win.
我希望她能很快明白過來，別再打這場打不贏的仗了。
It would make sense to leave early.
早點離開是明智的。
No one in their right senses would let a small child go out alone.
凡是有理智的人，誰都不會讓那麼小的孩子獨自出門。
I'm afraid I haven't got a very good sense of directions, so I easily get lost.
恐怕我的方位感很差，因此我容易迷路。
You should have had enough sense to turn off the electricity supply before disconnecting the wires.
你本來應該有足夠的常識，在拆開電線之前先把電源切斷。
I lost my sense of taste.
我喪失了味覺。
The horse sensed danger and stopped.
馬感覺到了危險，於是停了下來。
詞形變化：
動詞過去式: sensed | 動詞過去分詞: sensed | 動詞現在分詞: sensing | 動詞第三人稱單數: senses |
英文解釋:
名詞 sense:
a general conscious awareness
the meaning of a word or expression; the way in which a word or expression or situation can be interpreted
同義詞：signified
the faculty through which the external world is apprehended
同義詞：sensation, sentience, sentiency, sensory faculty
sound practical judgment
同義詞：common sense, good sense, gumption, horse sense, mother wit
a natural appreciation or ability
動詞 sense:
perceive by a physical sensation, e.g., coming from the skin or muscles
同義詞：feel
detect some circumstance or entity automatically
become aware of not through the senses but instinctively
comprehend
以上來源於大辭典
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