sense

Beş duyudan biri (görme, işitme, koklama, tatma, dokunma)

One of the five physical faculties (sight, hearing, smell, taste, touch) by which the body perceives external stimuli.

• Dogs have an excellent sense of smell.
• She lost her sense of taste after the illness.
• Neurological studies demonstrate that the human sense of balance relies on complex interactions between the inner ear and visual cortex.
• Marine biologists discovered that sharks possess an additional sense capable of detecting electromagnetic fields generated by prey organisms.
• Philosophers have long debated whether animals possess a sense of self-awareness comparable to human consciousness and introspection.
• The nocturnal hunting behavior of owls depends primarily on their acute sense of hearing rather than visual perception alone.

Eş anlamlılar: faculty, perception, sensation

Bir şeyin böyle olduğuna dair bir duygu veya farkındalık

A feeling that something is the case; awareness or consciousness of something.

• I had a sense that something was wrong.
• There's a growing sense of optimism about the economy.

Eş anlamlılar: feeling, awareness, perception, impression

İyi muhakeme veya pratik bilgelik

Good judgment or practical wisdom; rationality.

• At least he had the sense to call a doctor.
• There's no sense in worrying about it now.

Eş anlamlılar: judgment, wisdom, common sense, intelligence

Zıt anlamlılar: foolishness, stupidity, nonsense

Bir şeyin yorumlanabileceği bir yol; bir anlam

A way in which an expression or situation can be interpreted; a meaning.

• The word 'pool' has several different senses.
• In a sense, he was right to be cautious.

Eş anlamlılar: meaning, interpretation, definition, significance

Bir şeyi algılamak veya farkına varmak

To perceive or become aware of something; to detect.

• She sensed that he was lying.
• The dog sensed danger and started barking.

Eş anlamlılar: perceive, detect, feel, discern

Zıt anlamlılar: miss, overlook