make sense
/meɪk sens/Word connections
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/meɪk sens/
Быть понятным, логичным или разумным; иметь ясный смысл или быть связным в данном контексте.
Ser comprensible, lógico o razonable; tener un sentido claro o ser coherente en un contexto dado.
Être compréhensible, logique ou raisonnable ; avoir un sens clair ou être cohérent dans un contexte donné.
Verständlich, logisch oder vernünftig sein; in einem bestimmten Kontext einen klaren Sinn ergeben oder zusammenhängend sein.
Ser compreensível, lógico ou razoável; ter um significado claro ou fazer sentido dentro de um determinado contexto.
指某事合乎逻辑、可以理解，或指某说法、行为合理、有道理。
أن يكون مفهومًا أو منطقيًا أو معقولًا؛ أن يكون له معنى واضح أو ترابط في سياق معين.
To be understandable, logical, or reasonable; to have a clear meaning or be coherent in a given context.
Be understandableA2informal
To be logical, clear, or easy to understand.
Быть понятнымtener sentidoavoir du sensSinn ergebenFazer sentido讲得通أن يكون مفهومًا- His explanation didn't make sense to me.
- This sentence makes sense now that you've explained it.
- The instructions make sense if you read them carefully.
Be reasonable or practicalB1informal
To be a sensible or logical course of action.
Иметь смыслtener sentidoavoir du sensSinn ergebenFazer sentido有道理يكون منطقياً أو معقولاً- It makes sense to save money for emergencies.
- Does it make sense to buy a new car right now?
- It makes sense to take a break after working for hours.
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1
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