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senses

/sɛns/

US pronunciation
American sound/sɛns/
senses
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sen - ses -> senses

Myanmar meaning

(n[pl]) အာရုံခံစားမှုများ

Full entry

sense /sens/ n

၁။ [C] အာရုံ(အမြင်၊ အကြား၊ အနံ့၊ အရသာ၊ အတွေ့အထိ)။ the five senses ❍ lose one's sense of smell ❍ have a keen sense of hearing ❍ sense-organs (eg the nose, the eye, the ear, the tongue). ❍ SENSIBLE See also SIXTH SENSE
၂။ [U, sing] (က) နားလည်ခံယူတတ်ခြင်း။ ခံစားတတ်မှု။ အသိ။ စိတ်။ ဉာဏ်။ a sense of the (ie the ability to know what is) absurd/ridiculous ❍ not have much sense of humour (ie not recognize and enjoy jokes, funny situations, etc) ❍ have no sense of direction (ie be unable to find one's way easily). (ခ) အသိ။ စိတ်။ ခံစားမှု။ a sense of one's own importance/worth ❍ have no sense of shame/guilt ❍ feel a sense of security in her arms.
၃။ [U] အသိတရား။ ယုတ္တိ။ have the sense to come in out of the rain ❍ There's a lot of sense in what she says. See also COMMON SENSE, HORSE SENSE
၄။ [U] ဆင်ခြင် တုံတရား။ စဉ်းစားဉာဏ်။ အကျိုး။ ယုတ္တိ။ What's the sense of doing that? ❍ There's no sense in going alone (ie It would be better not to). ❍ Talk sense—what you're suggesting is impossible.
၅။ senses [pl] သတိ။ ဆင်ခြင်တုံ တရား။ စဉ်းစားဉာဏ်။ regain/come to one's senses ❍ Threatening to leave him should bring him to his senses. ❍ No one in their (right) senses would let a small child go out alone.
၆။ [C] (က) အဓိပ္ပာယ်။ အနက်။ a word with several senses ❍ The sense of the word is not clear. (ခ) သဘောတရား။ သဘော။ in the strict/literal/figurative sense of the expression ❍ I am a worker only in the sense that I work; I don't get paid for what I do. ❍ What you say is true, in a sense.
၇။ [sing] the ~ of sth (fml) သဘောထား။ The sense of the meeting was (ie Most people present thought) that he should resign.
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၁။ ခံစားရသည်။ သတိပြုမိသည်။ sense sb's sorrow/hostility ❍ Although she didn't say anything, I sensed (that) she didn't like the idea.
၂။ အာရုံခံနိုင်သည်။ သိသည်။ an apparatus that senses the presence of toxic gases.
❏ beat, knock, drive, etc (some) sense into sb [IDM ] (infml ) အသိတရားရစေသည်။ She's a wild uncontrollable girl, but that new school should knock some sense into her.
❏ come to one's senses [IDM ] သတိပြန်လည်လာသည်။ When I came to my senses, I was lying in the gutter.
❏ (have) a sense of occasion [IDM ] အရိပ်သုံးပါး နားလည် သည်။
❏ make sense [IDM ]
၁။ အဓိပ္ပာယ်ရှိသည်။ ယုတ္တိတန်သည်။ What you say makes no sense. ❍ The words are jumbled up and don't make sense.
၂။ သင့်သည်။ It doesn't make sense to buy such an expensive dress when it'll be out of fashion next year. ❍ It would make sense to leave early.
❏ make sense of sth [IDM ] နားလည်သည်။ သဘောပေါက် သည်။ Can you make sense of this poem?
❏ see sense [IDM ] သတိတရားရသည်။ အမြင်မှန်ရလာသည်။ It's time the government saw sense and abandoned this unworkable policy.

More examples
  • [sense of] : Winning an award would give me a great sense of achievement.
  • They say they are dealing with the problem, but there seems to be no sense of urgency.
  • [a sense of optimism/confidence/well-being] : A little bit of praise and appreciation can give people a real sense of well-being.
  • [a sense of foreboding/unease/panic] : Beth read Jake’s letter with a mounting sense of panic.
  • [a sense of identity/belonging/community] : It’s a small village with a strong sense of local identity.
  • [sense of smell/taste/touch etc] : Dogs have a sense of smell that is five times more sensitive than that of humans.
  • You need a good sense of balance to skate well.
  • [sense of humour] : She’s got a great sense of humour.
  • [sense of direction] : I’m sure he’ll be able to find the house – he has a pretty good sense of direction.
  • [business sense] : Our father was a good designer, but he had no business sense.
  • He should have had the sense to park the car in the shade.
  • [talk sense] : At least they’ve got someone who can talk sense on the subject.
  • There’s no sense in going ahead until the costs have been agreed.
  • [bring someone to their senses] : What’s it going to take to bring him to his senses?
  • [come to your senses] : Portman urged the government to come to its senses and stop nuclear testing.
  • The word ‘bank’ has a number of senses.
  • We are talking about vocational training in the broadest sense.
  • [in a sense] : My family’s from this area, so in a sense it’s like coming home.
  • [in one sense] : In one sense, Robertson is a typical politician.
Synonyms
intelligence, brains, intellect, wisdom, sagacity, common sense, logic, good judgment, ability, acceptation, advantage, anticipate, antithesis and synthesis, apperceive, appreciate, appreciation, apprehend, atmosphere, aura, awareness, be aware of, be with it, believe, bottom line, burden, capacity, catch, catch on, catch the drift, clear-headedness, cleverness, cognizance, connotation, consciousness, consensus, consider, core, course of thought, credit, deem, definition, denotation, denotatiton, detect, dig, discern, discernment, discrimination, distinguish, divine, drift, end, essence, faculty, feel, feel in bones, feel in gut, feel in your bones, feeling, function, get the drift, get the idea, get the impression, get the picture, get vibes, gist, good, good sense, grasp, guess, gumption, have a feeling, have a hunch, hearing, heart, hold, idea, identify, imagination, implication, import, impression, infer, insight, intendment, interpretation, intuit, intuition, judgment, kinesthesia, know, knowledge, matter, meaning, meat, meat and potatoes, mentality, message, mind, mood, name of the game, nature of the beast, nitty-gritty, notice, nous, nuance, nub, nuts and bolts, observe, opinion, perceive, perception, pick up, point, premonition, presentiment, prudence, punch line, purport, purpose, quickness, read, realize, reason, reasoning, recognition, recognize, sanity, savvy, sensation, sensibility, sensitivity, sentiment, sharpness, short, sight, significance, significancy, signification, smarts, smell, soul, spirit, stuff, substance, suspect, syllogistics, tact, take in, taste, think, thought, thrust, touch, train of thought, understand, understanding, unfrequented, upshot, use
Antonyms
abandon, apathy, be numb, be unaware, being, carelessness, concrete, disadvantage, disbelief, disbelieve, disregard, exterior, exteriority, folly, forget, ignorance, ignore, inability, inanity, insignificance, let go, lose, lot, meaninglessness, misinterpret, miss, misunderstand, neglect, observe, outside, overlook, physicality, reality, release, senselessness, stupidity, surface, thing
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intelligencebrainsintellectwisdomsagacitycommon senselogicgood judgmentabilityacceptationadvantageanticipateantithesis and synthesisapperceiveappreciateappreciationapprehendatmosphereauraawarenessbe aware ofbe with itbelievebottom lineburdencapacitycatchcatch on
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