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sentience

/ˈsɛn.ʃəns/

翻译: 名词,指具有主观体验、感受和意识的能力;即能够感知感觉和外部世界的能力,通常被视为意识的基本形式。

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词语关系

noun

/ˈsɛn.ʃəns/C2formal
  • zh名词,指具有主观体验、感受和意识的能力;即能够感知感觉和外部世界的能力,通常被视为意识的基本形式。

A noun referring to the capacity to have subjective experiences, feelings, and awareness; the ability to perceive sensations and the external world, often considered a fundamental form of consciousness.

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  1. Basic consciousnessC2formal

    The capacity to feel, perceive, or experience subjectively; a state of elementary or undifferentiated awareness.

    zh感受能力

    • The debate about animal sentience questions whether they can experience pain.
    • Philosophers have long argued about the nature of sentience in machines.
    • The study explores the emergence of sentience in early life forms.

    同义词awarenessconsciousnesssentiency

  2. Perception of the external worldC2formal

    The faculty through which the external world is apprehended or sensed.

    zh对外部世界的感知

    • Sentience allows an organism to respond to its environment.
    • The artist's work captures the raw sentience of human experience.
    • Through sentience, we interpret the world around us.

    同义词awarenessconsciousnessperceptionsensibilitysensitivity

  3. Readiness to perceive sensationsC2formal

    The readiness or ability to perceive sensations; elementary or undifferentiated consciousness.

    zh感受能力

    • The poet wrote about the sentience of the natural world.
    • Her sentience to the subtle changes in the room was remarkable.
    • The concept of sentience is central to understanding awareness.

    同义词awarenessconsciousnessperceptivitysensibilitysentiency

    反义词apathyinsentiencenumbnessunconsciousness

词形
  • sentiences plural form
  • sentiences' possessive plural form
  • sentience's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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