sensible [ˈsensəbl] ПРИЛ.
1. sensible (having good judgement):
- sensible person, decision
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- sensible person, decision
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2. sensible (suitable):
- sensible clothes, shoes
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- sensible clothes, shoes
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3. sensible офиц., liter (aware):
- sensible
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4. sensible (noticeable):
- sensible
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Sensible made an early decision to employ its signature overhead camera.
en.wikipedia.org Copy editors are expected to ensure that the text flows, that it is sensible, fair, and accurate, and that any legal problems have been addressed.
en.wikipedia.org She was sensible to the last moment and took leave of her children and friends a few hours before she died.
en.wikipedia.org The system was put in place largely to ensure long-term planning and sensible running of clubs.
en.wikipedia.org He concluded that only a segmented design would be sensible to overcome structural difficulties.
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