sensible

sensible
adjective
1) (reasonable) vernünftig
2) (practical) praktisch; zweckmäßig; fest [Schuhe]
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['sensəbl]
adjective
1) (wise; having or showing good judgement: She's a sensible, reliable person; a sensible suggestion.) vernünftig
2) ((of clothes etc) practical rather than attractive or fashionable: She wears flat, sensible shoes.) vernünftig
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sen·sible
[ˈsen(t)sɪbl̩, AM -əbl̩]
adj
1. (rational) vernünftig
I think the \sensible thing to do is ... ich meine, es ist am besten, ...
that seems \sensible das erscheint mir vernünftig
it would be \sensible to take an umbrella Sie nehmen besser einen Schirm mit
\sensible decision weise Entscheidung
\sensible person kluger Mensch
2. (suitable) clothes angemessen, passend
3. (form: aware)
▪ to be \sensible of sth sich dat einer S. gen bewusst sein
to be \sensible of difficulties/a fact sich dat [der] Schwierigkeiten/einer Tatsache bewusst sein
to be \sensible of the fact that ... sich dat darüber im Klaren sein, dass ...
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['sensəbl]
adj
1) vernünftig

be sensible about it — seien Sie vernünftig

that's the sensible thing to do — das ist vernünftig

2) (liter

= aware) to be sensible of sth — sich (dat) einer Sache (gen) bewusst sein

3) (rare: appreciable) spürbar, merklich
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sensible [ˈsensəbl]
A adj (adv → sensibly)
1. vernünftig (Person, Preise etc)
2. spür-, fühlbar, merklich: → horizon 1
3. bei Bewusstsein
4. be sensible of sth
a) sich einer Sache bewusst sein,
b) etwas empfinden
5. a) empfänglich (to für)
b) empfindlich (to gegen)
6. praktisch (Kleidungsstück)
B s auch sensible note MUS Leitton m
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adjective
1) (reasonable) vernünftig
2) (practical) praktisch; zweckmäßig; fest [Schuhe]
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adj.
bewusst adj.
fühlbar adj.
merklich adj.
sinnvoll adj.
vernünftig adj.
verständig adj.
wahrnehmbar adj.

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