| 释义 |
sensed是sense的过去分词 - v.觉得；了解；理会；明白
- n.意念；观念；意识；意味
- 网络感觉；模糊地感觉到的；感知的
复数：senses 过去分词：sensed 现在分词：sensing adj.+n. strong sense,great sense,real sense,keen sense,deep sense v.+n. get sense,develop sense,use sense,lose sense,foster sense n. meaning,feeling,appreciation,gist,opinion v. perceive,have a feeling,intuit,guess,suspect n. | 1. any of the faculties by which a person or animal obtains information about the physical world, e.g. sight or taste 2. a feeling derived from multiple or subtle sense impressions 3. the faculty whereby somebody appreciates a particular quality 4. the ability to perceive and be motivated by moral or ethical principles 5. the ability to make intelligent decisions or sound judgments 6. useful purpose or good reason 7. an opinion arrived at through reflection or perception, often as a consensus 8. the essence or gist of something 9. a single meaning of a word or phrase that may have many 10. the meaning as opposed to the reference of a word or sentence 1. any of the faculties by which a person or animal obtains information about the physical world, e.g. sight or taste 2. a feeling derived from multiple or subtle sense impressions 3. the faculty whereby somebody appreciates a particular quality 4. the ability to perceive and be motivated by moral or ethical principles 5. the ability to make intelligent decisions or sound judgments 6. useful purpose or good reason 7. an opinion arrived at through reflection or perception, often as a consensus 8. the essence or gist of something 9. a single meaning of a word or phrase that may have many 10. the meaning as opposed to the reference of a word or sentence | np. | 1. a sensible, rational state of mind | v. | 1. to perceive somebody or something with a sense or the senses 2. to understand something intuitively 3. to detect and identify a change in something 4. to know about something through a natural ability or feeling, without being told 5. if a machine senses a change, it notices that it is happening 6. feel;be vaguely aware of;realize 1. to perceive somebody or something with a sense or the senses 2. to understand something intuitively 3. to detect and identify a change in something 4. to know about something through a natural ability or feeling, without being told 5. if a machine senses a change, it notices that it is happening 6. feel;be vaguely aware of;realize |
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