sense · verb
Bedeutungen und Beispiele
Etwas wahrnehmen, ohne darüber informiert worden zu sein oder eindeutige Beweise zu haben.
I sensed that she was uncomfortable discussing the issue in public.
The manager sensed growing frustration among staff and arranged a meeting.
Children can often sense when adults around them are worried.
She is sensing a change in the way customers respond to the product.
Formen
- sense base form
- senses third-person singular present
- sensed past tense; past participle
- sensing present participle