sense lietuviškai
sense vertimas 1. n 1) jausmas, jutimas; the five senses jutimo organai; to have keen/quick senses greit viską suvokti; 2) sąmonė; sveikas protas; common sense sveikas protas; to talk sense kalbėti protingai; 3) prasmė, reikšmė; in a sense tam tikra prasme;2. v 1) jausti; 2) amer. suprasti
- sense of hearing (n.) klausa
- common sense (n.) sveikas protas
- common-sense (n.) sveikas protas
- common-sense (adj.) blaivaus proto, praktiškas, dalykiškas
- Word sense Prasmė
- sense datum (n.) jautrumas, pojūtis, jutimas, jausmas
- sense of reality (n.) sveikas protas
- sense experience (n.) jautrumas, pojūtis, jutimas, jausmas
- sense of belonging (n.) kolektyviškumas, dvasinė būklė, nuotaika
- good sense (n.) sveikas protas
- sense of humour (n.) humoras
- horse sense (n.) sveikas protas
- sense impression (n.) jautrumas, pojūtis, jutimas, jausmas
- sense of humor (n.) humoras
- sense of smell (n.) uoslė
- sense of taste (n.) skonis
- sense of touch (n.) lytėjimas
- sixth sense (n.) šeštasis pojūtis
- (awareness) a general conscious awareness Type of: awareness
- (meaning) the meaning of a word or expression; the way in which a word, expression, or situation can be interpreted
- (mental faculty) the faculty through which the external world is apprehended
- (sagacity) sound practical judgment
- (appreciation) a natural appreciation or ability Type of: appreciation
- (comprehend) to perceive by a physical sensation, for example, coming from the skin or muscles
- (detect) to detect some circumstance or entity automatically Type of: detect
- (smell out) to become aware of not through the senses but instinctively
- (understand) to know and comprehend the nature or meaning of
sense sinonimai common sense, common-sense, down-to-earthness, feeling, good sense, gumption, horse sense, insight, intuition, intuitive feeling, judiciousness, matter-of-factness, meaning, mother wit, point, realism, sensation, sense of reality, sensory faculty, sentience, sentiency, significance, signified, anticipate, appreciate, detect, discern, empathise, empathize, espy, feel, have a feeling, have a foreboding, have a premonition, have a presentiment, have a scary feeling, have misgivings, misgive, notice, perceive, scent, sense in advance, anticipate, feel, get the feeling of, get wind of, have a feeling, have a foreboding, have a premonition of, have a presentiment of, have a scary feeling, have misgivings about, misgive, nose out, scent, scent out, sense beforehand, sense in advance, smell, smell out, sniff out