sense

the meaning or idea of a word, phrase, etc.

sentido, significado

• make sense
• not make sense

Collocations common sense · good sense

• I don't understand the sense of this sentence.

  No entiendo el sentido de esta oración.

one of the five ways in which you can feel things (touch, taste, smell, sight, and hearing)

sentido, percepción

• use your sense of something

Collocations sense of touch · sense of smell

• She lost her sense of taste after the operation.

  Perdió el sentido del gusto después de la operación.

good judgment and ability to make sensible decisions

juicio, buen juicio

• use your sense

Collocations common sense · good sense

• It's not a good idea to go out in this weather; use some sense!

  No es una buena idea salir con este clima; usa un poco de sentido común.

a feeling that something is true or going to happen

sentimiento, intuición

• have a sense of something

Collocations sense of urgency · sense of direction

• I have a sense that we're being watched.

  Tengo la sensación de que nos están vigilando.

awareness of something, especially in a way that is not physical or obvious

conciencia, percepción

• have a sense of something

Collocations sense of humor · sense of responsibility

• She has a strong sense of justice.

  Ella tiene un fuerte sentido de justicia.

(in philosophy) one of the basic qualities that things have, such as color or shape

sentido (filosofía)

• the sense of something

• In philosophy, color is considered a primary sense.

  En filosofía, el color se considera un sentido primario.

(medical) the ability to feel things with your body

sentido (médico)

• loss of sense

• The patient has a loss of sense in his left arm.

  El paciente tiene una pérdida de sensibilidad en su brazo izquierdo.

(formal) a moral principle or rule of behavior

sentido (moral)

• the sense of something

• He violated the basic senses of right and wrong.

  Violó los sentidos básicos del bien y el mal.