Domande riguardo a frasi esempio con, spiegazione d'utilizzo di "Sensible"s

A: @elifimm : 'sensible' is an adjective that may refer to somebody who can make rational assessments and opinions based on experience and common sense; examples: 'it is a sensible choice to go to Istanbul by train instead of car', 'he is a sensible man', 'they are sensible about that problem', 'it is sensible for us to get ready a plan B should the main one prove impractical' ('for us' can be omitted if it is clear whom it's being talked about, of course). This meaning of 'sensible' is actually the same as 'reasonable': cf. below.
Another possible meaning of 'sensible' is 'practical' as in 'this is sensible clothing/equipment, not high fashion'.
Finally 'sensible' may also mean 'aware' as in 'everyone is aware that it is a serious hazard for old people not getting injected with a vaccine'.
'reasonable' is an adjective to which 'sensible' is a synonym as I wrote above. I'll give direct examples of 'reasonable' here because its meaning will be immediate and better explained than giving an introductory formal definition of it: 'that is a reasonable idea', 'it is reasonable to assume that the cost of living will be higher next year', 'it is reasonable for us to pay in advance part of the price so as to make this transaction quicker and easier', 'by law anybody is innocent until proved guilty beyond any reasonable doubt', 'the settlement with this short delay is still reasonable (as in 'acceptable') because the due amount of money is small', 'submitting this project proposal to that company department seems reasonable (as in 'appropriate') to me', 'the price of this high fashion garment is all but reasonable (as in 'fair'), 'this airline gives you a reasonable (as in 'average', 'good, in that it is not bad nor excellent') standard of quality'.

A: Sensible means practical and reasonable. If you're wearing sensible shoes, they're sturdy, comfortable, good for walking, and your feet don't hurt. If you're a sensible person, you're level-headed and calm, and you make wise decisions.

A: this sounds like it's from an advertisement for a Mexican restaurant?

they are saying that if you are sensible (smart and practical) you will order Mexican food to-go before leaving town, otherwise you might find yourself hungry in another city with only burger restaurants. :(

A: Sensible means to be logical about something.

A: It could mean 2 things
1. could mean something being simple
2. Being able to notice or appreciate

A: Sensible
"He was a very sensible student, always paying attention in class."
"She was dressed sensibly, in warm clothes."

Sensitive
"He was a sensitive person, and tended to get offended easily."
"Her injured ankle was sore, and far too sensitive to touch."
"It was a sensitive matter, and so they had to deal with it very carefully."

A: "Originally, he was quite skinny, but after an intense work-out regimen, and strict dieting, he became fairly buff."
"He was a sensible lad, he didn't do anything too dangerous."
" We left a lot of people both figurative and literally in the dark."

A: My grandmother wears sensible shoes. (No high heels, for example)
I want to make a sensible decision. (Should I try to become a movie star or go to college?)

A: It is sensible (wise) to spend and save money carefully.

It is not sensible (it is not using good judgment) to make a powerful person angry.

A: That’s a sensible idea.
It would not be sensible to do that.

A: Sensible is like someone being "practical" or "reasonable"for example- It was very sensible of you to understand your friend's situation.

While Delicate means something that is "fragile" or "breakable" for example- That vase is very delicate be careful! "

Hope this helps

A: Level-headed and Sensible mean similar things, though they can be applied differently. A person could be both level-headed and sensible, but you could also use sensible to refer to objects (mainly clothing). If I had a job that required me to walk a lot shoes with an arch support would be ‘sensible shoes’ or ‘a sensible choice to make.’

A: They can sometimes be interchangeable. However, "level-headed" is used when describing a high-stress situation.

"When her truck caught on fire she managed to remain level-headed and she pulled over to the side of the road."

A: They are synonyms they have the same meaning

A: Sensible is about making sense, so being logical or consistent.

Sensitive is about sensitivity, so how much something is affected by something else.

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A: Sensitive

A: Too sensitive.

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A: @AliceMin: Sensitive

A: Just like a mother, it gives life to nature.

A: × It’s sensible to find someone that you feel safe to open yourself up to instead of letting those negative thoughts fester in your mind.
✓ It makes more sense to find someone that you feel safe with, someone you can be open with, instead of letting negative thoughts fester in your mind.

A: I would take out the „right on us“ if you want to use „blazing“.

A: the first one sounds a bit more natural but both would be perfect!