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a sensible person

một con người biết điều

a sensible idea

một ý nghĩ hợp lý

Hiểu, nhận biết được

he is sensible of your kindness

anh ấy biết được lòng tốt của bạn

Có thể nhận thức được bằng giác quan; có thể nhận ra

a sensible difference

sự khác biệt dễ thấy

Biết điều, biết lẽ phải, biết phải trái; khôn ngoan, hợp lý, đúng đắn

a sensible compromise

sự nhân nhượng hợp lý

that is very sensible of him

anh ấy như thế là phải

(từ hiếm,nghĩa hiếm) nhạy

sensible balance

cân nhạy

(từ cổ,nghĩa cổ) dễ cảm động; nhạy cảm

nhạy

nhạy cảm

Reasonable, realistic, logical, common-sense,commonsensical, rational, reasoned, sound, practical, prudent,judicious, discreet, intelligent, sage, wise, sane;down-to-earth, matter-of-fact, well-thought-out: Do you reallythink it sensible to go out in this storm? Andrew has a verysensible way of dealing with junk mail - he returns it tosender. 2 perceivable, perceptible, detectable, evident,discernible, recognizable, ascertainable, apprehensible,cognizable, manifest, palpable, physical, tangible, corporeal,substantive, material, visible, observable, seeable: Somemaintain that in addition to the sensible world there is anotherworld, an anti-world, that we do not normally encounter. 3sentient, feeling, sensitive, live, conscious, aware: Who amongus ever regards microbes as sensible creatures?

Usually,sensible of or to. conscious (of), aware (of), acquainted(with), cognizant (of), sensitive (to), alive to, mindful (of),understanding (of), in touch (with), observant (of), awake (to),alert (to), Slang wise (to), hip or old-fashioned hep (to): Thepeople of the village are ever sensible to the needs of theirneighbours. There are some things to which we are not at allsensible. 5 appreciable, significant, considerable, substantial,substantive, noticeable: The theory is that an increasedinterest rate will have a sensible effect on the rate ofinflation.

Having or showing wisdom or common sense; reasonable,judicious (a sensible person; a sensible compromise).

Aperceptible by the senses (sensible phenomena). b great enoughto be perceived; appreciable (a sensible difference).

(ofclothing etc.) practical and functional.

(foll. by of) aware;not unmindful (was sensible of his peril).

Sensibleness n. sensibly adv. [ME f. OFsensible or L sensibilis (as SENSE)]