make sense
英 [meik sens] 美 [mek sɛns]

释义

讲得通；有意义；是明智的；理解

英英释义

make sense

• v.be reasonable or logical or comprehensible

  同义词：add up

双语例句

1. Sometimes paragraphs need only to be rearranged for the story to make sense.
   有时候，只需重新安排段落使故事讲得通。
2. Rumours and accusations are reaching Stargate Command, and nothing is making sense.
   谣言和指责正在困扰星门指挥部，而那些东西没有一个讲得通。
3. The sensations begin to make sense.
   这些感受开始有意义。
4. But can there be any sense in texting toddlers?
   但是，这对于向小孩发短信有意义吗？
5. Grandmother rs advice always made sense.
   祖母的劝告永远言之有理。
6. She doesn't talk much,but what she says makes sense.
   她讲话不多，但言之有理。

权威例句

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