1.b> ; the five senses (, , , i>); I've lost my sense of smell ; sixth sense , ;
2.b> , ; ; ; a sense of guilt ; a sense of proportion [of direction] [] ; a high sense of duty / ; to have got a great sense of humour ; he's got absolutely no dress sense , ; good business sense -, ;
3.b> , (.i> common sense); a man of sense / ; he had the good sense to book a seat in advance ; to talk sense / ; to have more sense than to do [to say, etc.i>] smth. , [ ..i>]; there's no sense in worrying about it now ; there's a lot of sense in what your're saying ;
4.b> pli> ; ; to bring smb. to one's senses ) ; ) / ; to come to one's senses ) , ( i>); ) , ; are you out of your senses? .i> ?! ?! to take leave of one's senses .i> / , ;
5.b> , ; this word has two senses ; in the narrow sense of the word / ; in a sense ; ; in a sense, he's right ; he was a true friend, in every sense of the word , ;
the sense organs ;
tob> make senseb> ) , ; what does this sentence mean? it doesn't make sense to me ? , ; ) , ; it makes sense to buy the most up-to-date version ; tob> make sense of smth.b> ; ; I can't make sense of these instructions .
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