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1 sensibly
adverb (in a sensible way: He sensibly brought a spare pair of shoes.) con sensateztr['sensɪblɪ]1 con sensatez, atinadamenteadv.• razonablemente adv.'sensəbli['sensǝblɪ]ADV (=carefully) con sensatez; (=wisely) prudentementehe sensibly answered that... — contestó con tino que...
* * *['sensəbli] -
2 presence of mind
(calmness and the ability to act sensibly (in an emergency etc): He showed great presence of mind in the face of danger.) presencia de ánimo, aplomo, serenidadserenidad nombre femenino, sensatez nombre femenino, aplomoexpr.• presencia de ánimo expr.mass noun presencia f de ánimom* * *mass noun presencia f de ánimom -
3 cordura
cordura sustantivo femenino (Psic) sanity; ( sensatez) good sense;
cordura sustantivo femenino common sense ' cordura' also found in these entries: English: sanity -
4 sensible
'sensəbl1) (wise; having or showing good judgement: She's a sensible, reliable person; a sensible suggestion.) sensato2) ((of clothes etc) practical rather than attractive or fashionable: She wears flat, sensible shoes.) práctico, cómodo•- sensiblysensible adj sensato
sensible adjetivo 1 ( en general) sensitive; sensible A algo sensitive to sth 2 ( gen delante del n) (frml) ( ostensible) ‹cambio/diferencia› appreciable; ‹ mejoría› noticable; ‹aumento/pérdida› considerable
sensible adjetivo
1 (persona, aparato) sensitive
2 (notable, evidente) clear
una sensible diferencia, a marked difference: no supuso un cambio sensible en sus vidas, it meant no great change in their lives ' sensible' also found in these entries: Spanish: atinada - atinado - fibra - para - persona - prudente - sabia - sabio - sensata - sensato - sentada - sentado - tan - consciente - juicioso English: emotional - factor - feeling - hypersensitive - responsive - sensible - sensitive - squeamish - susceptible - tender - thick-skinned - touch-sensitive - irritable - mature - rational - sane - sense - skintr['sensɪbəl]■ that's the most sensible suggestion I've heard all day esa es la sugerencia más razonable que he oído en todo el día2 (clothes) práctico,-a, cómodo,-a3 dated (noticeable) apreciable, perceptiblesensible ['sɛntsəbəl] adj1) perceptible: sensible, perceptible2) aware: consciente3) reasonable: sensatoa sensible man: un hombre sensatosensible shoes: zapatos prácticos♦ sensibly [-bli] advadj.• ajuiciado, -a adj.• cuerdo, -a adj.• razonable adj.• sensato, -a adj.• sensible adj.'sensəbəla) <person/approach/attitude> sensato; < decision> prudentebe sensible, you can't do it all on your own — sé razonable, no lo puedes hacer todo tú solo
b) <clothes/shoes> cómodo y práctico['sensǝbl]ADJ1) (=having good sense) sensatobe sensible! — ¡sé sensato!
2) (=reasonable) [act] prudente; [decision, choice] lógico; [clothing, shoes] prácticothat is very sensible of you — en eso haces muy bien, me parece muy lógico
3) † (=appreciable) apreciable, perceptible4) † (=aware)to be sensible of — ser consciente de, darse cuenta de
* * *['sensəbəl]a) <person/approach/attitude> sensato; < decision> prudentebe sensible, you can't do it all on your own — sé razonable, no lo puedes hacer todo tú solo
b) <clothes/shoes> cómodo y práctico
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