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The state of having a normal healthy mind
Innate intelligence
Plural for a faculty by which the body perceives an external stimulus
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The state of having a normal healthy mind
sanity
reason
mind
rationality
sense
marbles
wits
saneness
intelligence
lucidity
understanding
judgmentUS
judgementUK
balance
lucidness
daylights
wit
comprehension
head
sagacity
acumen
stability
levelheadedness
normality
equilibrium
mental health
mental faculties
soundness of mind
sound mind
right-mindedness
healthy mind
clear mind
good judgment
mental balance
right mind
balance of mind
faculties
brains
intellect
faculty
ability to reason
reasoning
intellectuality
smarts
brainpower
mentality
headpiece
clarity
gray matter
common sense
cognitive faculties
powers of discernment
mental capacity
judiciousness
soundness
prudence
nous
perception
awareness
discrimination
discretion
wisdom
intellection
thought
sharpness
insight
shrewdness
tact
vigilance
cognition
penetration
discernment
coherence
perceptivity
heedfulness
thoughtfulness
wariness
perspicacity
enlightenment
watchfulness
percipience
sapience
logic
gumption
circumspection
erudition
sensibleness
astuteness
practicality
perspicuity
pragmatism
perspicaciousness
canniness
acuity
knowledge
savvy
foresight
providence
consideration
apprehension
sophistication
capacity
grasp
quickness
acuteness
perceptiveness
tactfulness
experience
sagaciousness
intuition
ingenuity
forethought
cleverness
keenness
ratiocination
incisiveness
genius
rationalness
sageness
commonsense
logical thought
good sense
good judgement
clear thinking
sound judgment
presence of mind
clear-sightedness
good reasoning
savoir faire
scientific thinking
horse sense
reasonableness
cogency
soberness
clear-headedness
know-how
sharp-wittedness
arguteness
grey matter
powers of reasoning
native wit
common
good eye
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Innate intelligence
mother wit
commonsense
common sense
faculties
innate common sense
intellectual gifts
native wit
nous
wits
brains
reasons
wisdoms
intelligences
smarts
understandings
discernments
sharpnesses
clevernesses
gumptions
sagacities
perceptions
logics
practicalities
insights
judgments
judgements
astutenesses
discriminations
shrewdnesses
discretions
level-headedness
sanities
tacts
reasonings
intellections
sensibleness
intellects
savvy
loaves
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prudences
clear-headedness
commons
minds
ratiocinations
thoughts
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brainpowers
intuitions
levelheadedness
gray matter
intellectualities
knowledges
horse sense
sense
enterprise
initiative
resourcefulness
acumen
shrewdness
wisdom
cleverness
spirit
discernment
astuteness
sagacity
wit
get-up-and-go
imagination
ingenuity
imaginativeness
reason
understanding
practicality
inventiveness
nerve
backbone
ability
forcefulness
oomph
discretion
prudence
courage
mettle
policy
grit
pluck
spunk
native ability
common
loaf
sagaciousness
judgmentUS
gumption
perspicacity
judgementUK
industry
perspicaciousness
presence of mind
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“You are a voice of sense and reason in a sea of inanity.”
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Plural for a faculty by which the body perceives an external stimulus
sensations
feelings
faculties
perceptions
sensibilities
functions
impressions
kinesthesias
sensitivities
sixth senses
“His research confirms the long-held belief that fear in animals is connected to their keen sense of smell.”
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Plural for a specific meaning
imports
meanings
significances
definitions
denotations
drifts
purports
significations
implications
gists
intentions
messages
nuances
substances
burdens
connotations
interpretations
thrusts
contents
essences
intents
tenors
cores
significancies
spirits
themes
acceptations
ends
hearts
ideas
intendments
matters
meats
nitty-gritty
nubs
views
viewpoints
bottom lines
punch lines
meat and potatoes
nuts and bolts
“Events could not, in the strongest sense of that expression, have gone any differently than they, in fact, have gone.”
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Plural for a reasonable or comprehensible rationale
points
reasons
benefits
logics
purposes
uses
values
advantages
aims
goods
motives
objects
upshots
utilities
worths
“I cannot see the sense of going on a diet based purely on bananas.”
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Plural for a feeling that something is the case
feelings
atmospheres
auras
perceptions
consciousnesses
moods
sensations
sentiments
feels
mentalities
vibes
awarenesses
impressions
presentiments
recognitions
consensuses
imaginations
premonitions
“There was a sense of optimism among the citizenry following the president’s speech.”
Noun
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Plural for a keen intuitive awareness of or sensitivity to the presence or importance of something
appreciations
consciousnesses
perceptions
apprehensions
awarenesses
conceptions
familiarities
grasps
knowledges
mindfulnesses
acquaintances
assimilations
attentions
attentivenesses
cognitions
comprehensions
discernments
heedfulness
insights
understandings
acknowledgments
acknowledgements
cognizances
enlightenments
abilities
capacities
“As a drummer, he was expected to have a keen sense of time and tempo.”
Verb
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To perceive information through one’s senses
feels
discerns
notices
observes
perceives
appreciates
apprehends
recognisesUK
recognizesUS
detects
realisesUK
realizesUS
sees
suspects
comprehends
divines
understands
distinguishes
grasps
identifies
intuits
picks up
cognizes
conceives
reads
registers
savvies
tells
assimilates
catches
compasses
guesses
makes out
scents
seizes
twigs
apperceives
beholds
deciphers
decodes
deems
digs
discovers
gets
infers
knows
learns
makes
smells
tastes
anticipates
becomes cognizant of
believes
considers
credits
finds
groks
holds
thinks
is aware of
are aware of
is cognizant of
are cognizant of
becomes aware of
becomes conscious of
catches on to
comes to know
gets to know
just knows
tumbles to
catches on
gets the impression of
gets vibes
has a funny feeling
has a hunch
takes in
catches the drift
cottons on to
cottons to
feels in gut
feels in one’s bones
gets the drift
gets the idea
gets the picture
has a feeling
gets the impression
“Despite her deadpan expression, I could sense that she was overjoyed.”
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What is another word for sense?
sensation | feeling |
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sensibility | function |
impression | kinesthesia |
sensitivity | sensory faculty |
sixth sense | awareness |
What is another name for the five senses?
In this page you can discover 6 synonyms, antonyms, idiomatic expressions, and related words for five-senses, like: smell, sensorium, sight, hearing, touch and taste.
What is the other name of give?
award, grant, bestow, accord, confer. donate, contribute, put up. hand over, turn over, make over, leave, will, bequeath, pledge, vouchsafe. lend, slip. informal fork out, shell out, lay out, cough up.
Which try to give the sense of a term?
A definition is a statement of the meaning of a term (a word, phrase, or other set of symbols). Definitions can be classified into two large categories, intensional definitions (which try to give the sense of a term) and extensional definitions (which try to list the objects that a term describes).
What’s the opposite word for sense?
What is the opposite of sense?
ambiguity | nonsense |
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question | vagueness |
What is the study of senses called?
One of the oldest and most classical approaches to the study of sensation, psychophysics includes the study of people’s reports of their sensations when they are stimulated: of their ability, for example, to match tones of equal loudness, to detect stimulus differences, and to estimate sensory magnitude or intensity …
Which means give?
1 : to make a present of give a doll to a child. 2a : to grant or bestow by formal action the law gives citizens the right to vote. b : to accord or yield to another gave him her confidence. 3a : to put into the possession of another for his or her use gave me his phone number. b(1) : to administer as a sacrament.
What is the definition of YEET?
Yeet is an exclamation of excitement, approval, surprise, or all-around energy, often as issued when doing a dance move or throwing something.
What is another word for makes no sense?
What is another word for not making sense?
ridiculous | irrational |
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illogical | unreasonable |
unsound | injudicious |
senseless | unthinking |
unwise | brainless |
Is Unsense a word?
Lack or absence of sense; senselessness; nonsense.
What is the definition of underwent?
transitive verb. 1 : to submit to : endure. 2 : to go through : experience undergo a transformation.
What is the true meaning of giving?
Giving, truly, means transferring something to someone else from your possession to theirs, but it can mean so much more! With the holidays arriving, very quickly, many children are looking forward to what they will receive as gifts. They’re probably looking forward to toys, clothes, games, movies or even money!
English Synonyms and AntonymsRate these synonyms:1.0 / 1 vote
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Mind, in a general sense, includes all the powers of sentient being apart from the physical factors in bodily faculties and activities; in a limited sense, mind is nearly synonymous with intellect, but includes disposition, or the tendency toward action, as appears in the phrase «to have a mind to work.» As the seat of mental activity, brain (colloquially brains) is often used as a synonym for mind, intellect, intelligence. Thought, the act, process, or power of thinking, is often used to denote the thinking faculty, and especially the reason. The instinct of animals is now held by many philosophers to be of the same nature as the intellect of man, but inferior and limited; yet the apparent difference is very great.
An instinct is a propensity prior to experience and independent of instruction.
Paley Natural Philosophy ch. 18.
In this sense we speak of human instincts, thus denoting tendencies independent of reasoning or instruction. The soul includes the intellect, sensibilities, and will; beyond what is expressed by the word mind, the soul denotes especially the moral, the immortal nature; we say of a dead body, the soul (not the mind) has fled. Spirit is used especially in contradistinction from matter; it may in many cases be substituted for soul, but soul has commonly a fuller and more determinate meaning; we can conceive of spirits as having no moral nature; the fairies, elves, and brownies of mythology might be termed spirits, but not souls. In the figurative sense, spirit denotes animation, excitability, perhaps impatience; as, a lad of spirit; he sang with spirit; he replied with spirit. Soul denotes energy and depth of feeling, as when we speak of soulful eyes; or it may denote the very life of anything; as, «the hidden soul of harmony,» Milton L’Allegro l. 144. Sense may be an antonym of intellect, as when we speak of the sense of hearing; but sense is used also as denoting clear mental action, good judgment, acumen; as, he is a man of sense, or, he showed good sense; sense, even in its material signification, must be reckoned among the activities of mind, tho dependent on bodily functions; the mind, not the eye, really sees; the mind, not the ear, really hears. Consciousness includes all that a sentient being perceives, knows, thinks, or feels, from whatever source arising and of whatever character, kind, or degree, whether with or without distinct thinking, feeling, or willing; we speak of the consciousness of the brute, of the savage, or of the sage. The intellect is that assemblage of faculties which is concerned with knowledge, as distinguished from emotion and volition. Understanding is the Saxon word of the same general import, but is chiefly used of the reasoning powers; the understanding, which Sir Wm. Hamilton has called «the faculty of relations and comparisons,» is distinguished by many philosophers from reason in that «reason is the faculty of the higher cognitions or a priori truth.»
Synonyms:
brain, consciousness, disposition, instinct, intellect, intelligence, mind, reason, reason, soul, spirit, thought, understandingAntonyms:
body, brawn, brute force, material substance, matter
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sense
Synonyms:
perception, sensation, feeling, apprehension, recognition, understanding, discernment, appreciation, sentiment, view, opinion, judgment, reason, consciousness, notion, meaning, import, signification, purport, significance, soundness, sagacity, wisdomAntonyms:
non-perception, insensibility, misapprehension, misunderstanding, stolidity, nonappreciation, misconception, unsoundness, folly, nonsense, misinterpretation
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sensenoun
a general conscious awareness
«a sense of security»; «a sense of happiness»; «a sense of danger»; «a sense of self»
Synonyms:
gumption, sentience, sensory faculty, sensation, common sense, sentiency, horse sense, signified, mother wit, good sense -
sense, signifiednoun
the meaning of a word or expression; the way in which a word or expression or situation can be interpreted
«the dictionary gave several senses for the word»; «in the best sense charity is really a duty»; «the signifier is linked to the signified»
Synonyms:
gumption, sentience, sensory faculty, sensation, common sense, sentiency, horse sense, signified, mother wit, good sense -
sense, sensation, sentience, sentiency, sensory facultynoun
the faculty through which the external world is apprehended
«in the dark he had to depend on touch and on his senses of smell and hearing»
Synonyms:
adept, sentience, hotshot, virtuoso, good sense, aesthesis, champion, superstar, whiz, sentiency, mother wit, esthesis, awareness, horse sense, ace, genius, mavin, sensation, common sense, sense datum, maven, wiz, signified, sense impression, wizard, star, sense experience, sensory faculty, gumption, whizz -
common sense, good sense, gumption, horse sense, sense, mother witnoun
sound practical judgment
«Common sense is not so common»; «he hasn’t got the sense God gave little green apples»; «fortunately she had the good sense to run away»
Synonyms:
gumption, sensation, sentience, grit, sentiency, good sense, backbone, guts, common sense, sand, moxie, horse sense, signified, sensory faculty, mother wit -
senseverb
a natural appreciation or ability
«a keen musical sense»; «a good sense of timing»
Synonyms:
gumption, sentience, sensory faculty, sensation, common sense, sentiency, horse sense, signified, mother wit, good sense -
feel, senseverb
perceive by a physical sensation, e.g., coming from the skin or muscles
«He felt the wind»; «She felt an object brushing her arm»; «He felt his flesh crawl»; «She felt the heat when she got out of the car»
Synonyms:
find, smell, smell out, palpate, finger, experience, feel -
senseverb
detect some circumstance or entity automatically
«This robot can sense the presence of people in the room»; «particle detectors sense ionization»
Synonyms:
feel, smell, smell out -
smell, smell out, senseverb
become aware of not through the senses but instinctively
«I sense his hostility»; «i smell trouble»; «smell out corruption»
Synonyms:
scent out, smack, smell out, nose out, sniff out, smell, reek, feel -
senseverb
comprehend
«I sensed the real meaning of his letter»
Synonyms:
feel, smell, smell out
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sensenoun
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faculty of perception -
sensenoun
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feeling, sensibility, sensation -
sensenoun
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intellect, mind, understanding, reason, brains, thinking principle, intellectual powers or faculties -
sensenoun
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discernment, perception, sagacity, wisdom, tact, gumption, ballast, common sense -
sensenoun
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opinion, judgment, notion, idea, conception, apprehension, view -
sensenoun
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signification, meaning, import, purport, interpretation -
sensenoun
Synonyms:
consciousness, persuasion, conviction
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sensenoun
Synonyms:
perception, sensation, sensibility, feeling, æsthesia, apprehension, understanding, wisdom, sagacity, judgment, notion, opinion, sentiment, view, conviction, consciousnessAssociated words:
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senseverb
Synonyms:
perceive, recognize
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List of paraphrases for «sense»:
feeling, meaning, regard, sentiment, direction, feel, logic, impression, smell, respect, connection, logical, senses, perception, vein, sens, sensu, spirit, effect, idea, sensation, way, sensible, point, concept, reason, significance, context, awareness, consciousness, view
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How to use sense in a sentence?
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Kate Thomas:
An orgasm is important for women’s desire, if you don’t have spontaneous desire but want to be sexual and know you’re going to enjoy it, you’re ready to do it. In a sense, the desire becomes amplified. But if it’s always a disappointing experience, you won’twant to do it.
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Michelle Brenner:
The whole point of this is to spread that sense of community wherever we can through the comfort of lasagna, so, I don’t want anybody to feel disincluded because reality is there are people out there who can’t afford a dollar.
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Adam Schiff:
At this point, we still can’t corroborate the theory that terrorism brought it down or there was some structural problem with the plane, certainly, the backdrop is suggestive of terrorism in the sense that we have the Russian plane in Sharm el-Sheikh and we have the aspiration we’ve seen time and time again, not only of ISIL( Islamic State) now but of AQAP( al Qaeda), still very potent and still very determined to bring down aircraft.
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Jeremy Ben-Ami:
It’s kind of like saying, you’ve got a baseball batter who’s in a slump and so — what they’ve been doing — they look at the videotape and instead of like doing a better swing, they just start hitting the umpire with the bat. Yeah, doing something different — but it has to make sense what you’re doing, i don’t think anybody who’s been involved with this will say what we did worked… but that doesn’t mean that this is the right approach.
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Toby Perkins:
It has often seemed incongruous to me that when England has played against other home nations on the football or rugby field, that while the Welsh or Scots sing an anthem that reflects their nation’s identity, England should sing about Britain, it reflects the sense that we see Britain and England as synonymous and this not only denies us English an opportunity to celebrate the nation that is being represented but is also a cause for resentment among other countries within the British isles who feel that England have requisitioned the British song.
Translations for sense
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- احساس, معنى, إحساسArabic
- sensació, sentit, accepció, significat, sentirCatalan, Valencian
- smysl, významCzech
- чоутиOld Church Slavonic, Church Slavonic, Old Bulgarian
- pwyllWelsh
- fornemmelse, følelseDanish
- Sinn, Gefühl, Bedeutung, Verstand, wahrnehmenGerman
- νόημα, έννοιαGreek
- sentido, significación, sensación, significado, acepción, sentir, dar sentidoSpanish
- zentzumenBasque
- حسPersian
- pyörimissuunta, tunne, järki, merkitys, lahja, suunta, aisti, kyky, lahjakkuus, vaisto, aistia, vaistotaFinnish
- sens, sentirFrench
- ciall, réasún, céadfaIrish
- brìgh, cudthrom, ciall, ciallachadh, mothachadh, faireachdainn, ceudfath, seaghScottish Gaelic
- sentido, significación, acepción, significado, sentirGalician
- keeall, ennaghtynManx
- הגיון, חוש, מובן, תחושה, חשHebrew
- समझHindi
- érzés, érzet, érzék, értelemHungarian
- իմաստ, զգացում, զգացողությունArmenian
- merasakanIndonesian
- senso, coscienza, sensazione, significato, verso, sentireItalian
- לָחוּשׁHebrew
- 感覚, 意識, 分別, センス, 意味, 感じる, 察する, 気づくJapanese
- გრძნობაGeorgian
- វិញ្ញាណ, អារម្មណ៍, សុភនិច្ឆ័យ, ន័យ, ឥន្ទ្រិយ, យល់Khmer
- 뜻, 의미, 감각Korean
- sensus,Latin
- nuojauta, uoslė, jausmas, prasmė, jutimasLithuanian
- maņa, sajūta, jēgaLatvian
- indera, deriaMalay
- အာရုံBurmese
- gewaarwording, betekenis, zintuig, gevoel, gewaarworden, waarnemen, zinDutch
- sens, føleNorwegian
- sens, sentitOccitan
- sens, zmysłPolish
- sentido, senso, significação, significado, acepção, sentirPortuguese
- senn, sen, accorscher, inaccordscher, encorscher, ancorscherRomansh
- sensRomanian
- направление, смысл, ощущение, значение, чувство, почувствовать, ощущать, чувствовать, ощутитьRussian
- osjet, smisaoSerbo-Croatian
- zmyselSlovak
- občutek, čutilo, čut, smisel, pomenSlovene
- sinne, förnuft, förstånd, bemärkelse, mening, betydelse, känslaSwedish
- உணர்வுTamil
- స్పృహ, భావంTelugu
- ความรู้สThai
- duyu, algılamak, duyumsamakTurkish
- почуттяUkrainian
- احساسUrdu
- ý nghĩaVietnamese
- sienVolapük
- שׂכל, געפילYiddish
- 感Chinese
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Предложения
This year exhibition can be considered incredibly successful in all senses.
Выставку этого года, безусловно, можно признать невероятно успешной во всех смыслах.
I felt drained in all senses.
Being tasted, slays all senses with the heart.
During the attack light and strong noises disturb the patient, and all senses are keener.
Во время приступа свет и шум раздражают пациента и все чувства обостренны.
This could be a time for ending relationships and starting new ones in all senses.
Это может стать моментом для прекращения отношений и начала новых во всех отношениях.
I’m looking for a man nice in all senses.
Simple steps that will help you to feel better in all senses.
Простые действия, которые помогут чувствовать себя лучше во всех смыслах.
This is a valuable lesson, in all senses, said one of the startup investors.
Это ценный урок, во всех смыслах», — говорит один из инвесторов стартапа.
You can even say that this is a day of creation in all senses of the word.
Можно даже сказать, что это день созидания во всех смыслах этого слова.
Let the symbol of renewing your relationship be a new bed in all senses.
Пусть символом обновления ваших отношений станет новая во всех смыслах кровать.
It is necessary the de-escalation of the conflict in all senses — both at the militarily and economical fronts , — says ex-minister.
Необходима деэскалация конфликта во всех смыслах — как на фронте военном, так и экономическом», — говорит экс-министр.
Time helped the establishment in all senses.
It is subordinate to it in all senses.
I think our meeting today is very timely in all senses.
Считаю наш сегодняшний контакт весьма своевременным во всех смыслах.
We are talking about the spheres of ensuring national security in all senses of the word — from food to military.
Речь идет о сферах, обеспечивающих национальную безопасность во всех смыслах этого слова — от продовольственной до военной.
Of course they do not believe in democracy (in all senses of the word).
В демократию (во всех смыслах этого слова) они, разумеется, не верят.
It is very young in all senses.
They will make their new countries richer, in all senses of the word.
Они сделают ваши страны богаче во всех смыслах этого слова.
I miss him very much in all senses.
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Предложения с «in all senses of the word»
Polis is a Greek word that means a place with a sense of community. |
Полис — это греческое слово , означает место, где ощущается община. |
Because in 1991, which is the year that Jasmine was born and the Soviet Union fell, these two nations engaged in a project that genuinely does seem incredible today in the truest sense of that word, which is that the US sent cash to the Russians when they needed it most, to secure loose nuclear materials and to employ out-of-work nuclear scientists. |
Потому что в 1991 году, именно в тот год, когда родилась Жасмин и распался Советский Союз, эти две страны возобновили сотрудничество, что в наши дни кажется совсем неправдоподобным в истинном смысле этого слова — США снабдили русских деньгами с целью избежать потери ядерных боеприпасов, а также обеспечить трудоустройство учёных — ядерщиков. |
You could easily think he was a yuppie, in the fine sense of the word. |
Можно было подумать, что он из этих молодых карьеристов, в хорошем смысле слова . |
Of course, Svetlana hadn’t been drawing it in the literal sense of the word; she’d been extracting it from the deepest levels of the Twilight. |
Конечно, Светлана не рисовала ее в буквальном смысле , а вытягивала из глубочайших слоев сумрака. |
She spoke the final word with distaste, as if the conventional beauty of the substance offended her esthetic sense. |
Последнее слово она произнесла с отвращением, будто общепризнанная красота металла ранила ее эстетическое чувство. |
Nor could the poem be called an epic in the true sense of the word. |
Поэму вряд ли можно было назвать эпической в привычном смысле . |
He could not at first put a word to it, this sense of personal unity. |
Он сперва не мог подобрать слова для этого ощущения единства личности. |
They’re vain, avaricious, mean in most senses of the word, miserly. |
Они тщеславны, алчны и способны на любую низость. |
Here we saw the walls of a canyon which looked to us like mountains in the ordinary sense of the word. |
Здесь мы видели стены кэньона, которые представлялись нам горами в обыкновенном понимании этого слова . |
In short, he was a modern Jew in the best sense of the word. |
Одним словом , он был современным евреем в самом лучшем смысле этого слова . |
Sin City 2 is chaotic both on a dramatic and philosophical level: it is chaotic in the idiotic sense of the word on both accounts. |
Город грехов — 2 хаотичен и на драматургическом, и на философском уровне: оба раза он хаотичен в дурном смысле слова . |
It was hot in every sense of the word. |
Было жарко во всех смыслах слова . |
Of course, unmanned vehicles, or robots in general, are not intelligent in the human sense of the word, nor can they be said to be sentient. |
Конечно, беспилотные аппараты, да и роботы в целом не являются разумными в человеческом понимании. |
Groups who band together for the purpose of murder are not in the least religious, in the sense of what the word is supposed to mean. |
Сообщества, которые создают банды для совершения убийств, отнюдь не являются религиозными в привычном для людей смысле . |
Because of them the word “hero” started to make real sense for us in Ukraine — it became personified. |
Из — за них слово «герой» стало обретать для нас на Украине реальный смысл — оно стало персонифицированным. |
Remember I quoted him before with this line — Surrendered people obey God’s word, even if it doesn’t make sense. |
Помните я цитировал раньше эту его строку: Преданные люди подчиняются слову Бога, даже если оно не имеет смысла . |
The way it looks now, liberals, in the progressive American sense of the word, may actually have been among the losers of 1989. |
По состоянию на сегодняшний день, либералы в прогрессивном американском смысле этого слова могут в действительности оказаться среди проигравших 1989 года. |
It is intended to stimulate employment among women in rural areas, focussing on the utilisation of natural resources in the broad sense of the word. |
Данный проект призван стимулировать занятость женщин в сельской местности, делая упор на использовании природных ресурсов в широком смысле этого слова . |
She strode into his office with a sense of purpose, place, another word here, question mark. |
Она целеустремленно вошла в его с определенными мыслями, местом, еще одно слово здесь, вопрос, пометка. |
Lev Leonidovich had laughed and said ‘Ah! So he sang in the end, did he?’ This really startled Oleg; it wasn’t every man who knew this sense of the word and was capable of using it. |
Лев Леонидович со смехом сказал: Раскололся — таки! — и ещё больше задел Олега. Потому что слово это в таком смысле знал и мог употребить не всякий человек. |
She’s not educated in the sense in which we understand that word, but she has natural refinement and tact. |
Она не образованна в том смысле , как мы понимаем это, но обладает врожденной утонченностью и тактом. |
We use the word secours not in the sense of ‘saving’. But in its more passive significance of … help. |
Мы используем слово помощь не в смысле спасение, полковник, а в самом безобидном значении помощи. |
Yet behind what she saw in his eyes on her behalf she sensed a shadowy doubt, only perhaps doubt was too strong a word; more like anxiety. |
И однако, за братской нежностью в глубине его глаз ей померещилась тень сомнения, нет, не сомнения, пожалуй, это слишком сильно сказано, — скорее, тень тревоги. |
The nun did not appear to notice this word perhaps, which communicated an obscure and singular sense to the words of the mayor’s speech. |
Монахиня, видимо, не заметила этого быть может, придававшего словам мэра непонятный и странный смысл . |
We were now, in the completest sense of the word, parted. |
Теперь настала разлука в самом полном значении этого слова . |
In every sense of the word, my darling, you are a free woman. |
В полном значении слова , моя дорогая, вы женщина свободная. |
She had never heard the word uttered in its terrestrial sense. |
Она никогда не слышала этого слова в земном его значении. |
My word! it is disgraceful to lose his senses like that, at his age! |
Пожилому человеку непристойно пить до потери рассудка. |
Upon my word, I shall go out of my senses! |
Честное слово , я сойду с ума. |
It is a set in the largest sense of the word. |
Это комплекс, в самом широком смысле слова . |
I don’t love him-I never did love him the way a woman ought to love the man she marries, and maybe he sensed it from the word go. |
Я его не люблю, никогда я его не любила, как надо любить, когда выходишь замуж, может быть, он с первой минуты это почувствовал. |
Promising nothing when she was a child, it had now sprung into womanly fullness, symmetry, and grace. It was a strikingly beautiful figure, in the strictest sense of the word. |
Ничего не обещая с детства, фигура ее теперь приняла женственную полноту, стройность и грацию — она была в строгом смысла слова поразительно красиво сложена. |
The very sight of the hollows between them gave me a sense of solemn elation, or, rather, to use a better word, of sanctification. |
Самый вид впадины между ребрами рождал во мне ощущение торжественной экзальтации — какой — то даже святости!.. |
No, no, do not be deceived; this was murder in every sense of the word. |
Нет, нет, не обольщайтесь: эту смерть называют убийством. |
Zealous in the best sense of the word. |
Одержимым в лучшем смысле этого слова . |
Every once in a while, I still get flashes of memory from the Great Link- a jumble of images, or a word but I can’t quite make sense of it. |
Время от времени у меня все еще бывают вспышки воспоминаний Великого Слияния – размытые картины, обрывки слов, которых я не понимаю. |
The man that we’re honoring this evening is a visionary in every sense of the word. |
Человек, которого мы чествуем сегодня вечером, просто мечтатель в полном смысле этого слова . |
She’s a remarkable nature,?mancipe? in the true sense of the word, an advanced woman. |
Это замечательная натура, в истинном смысле слова , передовая женщина. |
Well, it wasn’t exactly a journey in the accepted sense of the word. |
Ну, это не было путешествием в общепринятом смысле этого слова . |
In the original sense of the word. |
В изначальном смысле этого слова . |
The word is not just a general name for a creepy-crawly, it has a strict biological scientific sense, a bug. |
Это слово не просто общее название для всех ползучих, Это строго определенное биологическое начуное понятие. |
The halt is a word formed of a singular double and almost contradictory sense: a troop on the march, that is to say, movement; a stand, that is to say, repose. |
Привал — слово , имеющее двойной, особый и почти противоречивый смысл : отряд в походе, то есть движение; остановка отряда, то есть покой. |
I’m a middleman in every sense of the word. |
Я средний человек во всех смыслах этого слова . |
I am getting married to Aria Montgomery my co-author, and this story may be about Nicole but my inspiration in work, in life and in every sense of the word, is Aria. |
Я женюсь на Арии Монтгомери, моём соавторе, и эта история может и о Николь, но моё вдохновение в работе, в жизни, и в каждом смысле слова , это Ария. |
At the same time, in the background of his mind, moved the shadowy figure of Mrs. Gerald-charming, sophisticated, well placed in every sense of the word. |
И все это время в глубине его сознания жила миссис Джералд — обольстительная, утонченная, совершенная во всех отношениях. |
It’s not stealing in the conventional sense of the word. |
И не крала в привычном смысле этого слова . |
What’s the exact word to articulate the-the sense, the real… |
какое же слово … дабы выразить чувство… истинного… |
It was not an enjoyable journey in any sense of the word, but it was not without its better sides. |
Конечно, никто не рискнул бы назвать его приятным ни в каком отношении, но и у него обнаруживались свои притягательные стороны. |
When you know the right word for something, it can make you overconfident, dull your senses. |
Когда знаешь правильное название, можешь стать самоуверенной, инстинкты притупятся. |
Bad heart, in every sense of the word. |
У него плохо с сердцем, во всех смыслах этого слова . |
But you’ve yet to be published on the subject of word sense disambiguation. |
Но вашу тему о неоднозначности понимания слова до сих пор не напечатали |
That was a real showstopper… in every sense of the word. |
Это был коронный номер ВО всех смыслах этого слова |
It’s not a computer in the common sense of the word… it’s rather an electronic simulation system… with immense memory capacity. |
Это не компьютер в обычном понимании этого слова . Это скорее электронная имитационная система с повышенным объемом памяти. |
It’s hauntingly, hopelessly romantic in the best sense of the word. |
Это настоящее романтичное произведение в лучшем смысле этого слова . |
Jim called her by a word that means precious, in the sense of a precious gem-jewel. |
Джим называл ее именем, которое означает драгоценность, драгоценный камень — Джюэл. |
And I’ll never-never-oh, never, while I have my senses, do an act or say a word to vex him. |
И я никогда — никогда! — о, никогда, пока я в здравом рассудке, не сделаю и не скажу ничего, что могло бы его огорчить. |
Aunt Adeline was a tall, capable woman to whom the word horse clung in conjunction with the words sense and face. |
Тётя Аделина была высокой, сильной женщиной с лошадиным лицом и непоколебимым здравым смыслом . |
No, I think he went on one of their Be Transformed courses at Butlins, said, It was magical and very exciting, and I haven’t been able to get a word of sense out of him since. |
Нет, по — моему, он посетил их курс Преображение в Батлинсе, он заявил, что курс был замечательный и захватывающий. С тех пор мне не удалось вытянуть из него ни одного разумного слова . |
They are human in the highest sense of the word because they saved the life of a human child. |
Они гуманны в самом высоком смысле этого слова . Они спасли жизнь нашего ребенка. |
But intelligent in the best sense of the word, with an alive, winning mind. |
Но умный в лучшем смысле слова , с живым, подкупающим умом. |