sensible
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈsensəbəl/
sensible means: Able to think clearly and choose what is best in a situation.
adjective
GOOD JUDGEMENTB1
Able to think clearly and choose what is best in a situation.
- Anna is a sensible person.
- Ask someone sensible for advice.
- He was sensible enough to wait.
GOOD CHOICEB1
Suitable and likely to work well in the situation.
- That is a sensible plan.
- Taking a taxi seemed sensible.
- Would it be sensible to leave early?
PRACTICAL CLOTHINGB2
Useful and comfortable, especially when appearance is less important.
- Wear sensible shoes for the walk.
- She packed sensible clothes for camping.
- These boots are sensible for wet weather.
Questions about sensible
What does sensible mean?
Able to think clearly and choose what is best in a situation.
What is sensible in other languages?
Türkçe: mantıklı · Español: sensato · Français: raisonnable · Deutsch: vernünftig · Italiano: assennato · 日本語: 分別のある
How do you pronounce sensible?
It is pronounced /ˈsensəbəl/.
How do you use sensible in a sentence?
Anna is a sensible person. Ask someone sensible for advice.
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