sensible [ˈsensɪbl̩, америк. -əbl̩] ПРИЛ.
1. sensible (reasonable):
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2. sensible esp брит. (practical):
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4. sensible офиц. (noticeable):
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- sensible increase, amount
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In addition to its ability to retain and manipulate sensible images of objects, he gives the imagination the function of imitation.
en.wikipedia.org The intent is to create, in the long term, poems that were progressively more interesting and sensible.
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 reason why we do not deal with sensible objects in mathematics is because of another faculty of understanding called categorial abstraction.
en.wikipedia.org This is, she argues, one aspect of an ongoing conflict between reason and the universe of sensible forms.
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