common sense en el Diccionario Oxford Paravia de italiano

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common sense [ingl. brit., ingl. am. ˌkɑmən ˈsɛns] SUST.

common sense

buonsenso m

common-sense [ˌkɒmənˈsens], commonsensical [ˌkɒmənˈsensɪkl] ADJ. coloq.

common-sense attitude, approach, action:

common-sense

(pieno) di buonsenso

Traducciones de common sense en el diccionario italiano»inglés

raziocinio

common sense

buonsenso

common sense

sale fig.

common sense

senso comune

common sense

saviezza

(common) sense

assennatezza

common sense

criterio

common sense

giudizio

(common) sense

senso pratico

common sense

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I.sense [ingl. brit. sɛns, ingl. am. sɛns] SUST.

1. sense (faculty):

sense

senso m

sense of hearing

udito

sense of sight

vista

sense of smell

olfatto or odorato

sense of taste

gusto

sense of touch

tatto

to dull, sharpen the senses

offuscare, acuire i sensi

2. sense (ability to appreciate) fig.:

a sense of

il senso di

a sense of direction, of rhythm

il senso dell'orientamento, del ritmo

a writer with a sense of history, the absurd

uno scrittore dotato di senso storico, con il gusto per l'assurdo

to have no sense of style, decency

essere privo di stile, di senso del pudore

to lose all sense of time

perdere completamente la cognizione del tempo

3. sense (feeling):

a sense of guilt, identity

un senso di

a sense of security, failure

un senso di or una sensazione di

his sense of having failed, being excluded

la sua sensazione di aver fallito, di essere escluso

he had the sense that something was wrong, that he had forgotten something

aveva la sensazione che ci fosse qualcosa che non andava, di aver dimenticato qualcosa

a sense of purpose

la sensazione di avere uno scopo

the town has a great sense of community

la città ha un forte senso di solidarietà

4. sense (practical quality):

sense

buonsenso m

to have the (good) sense to do

avere il buonsenso di fare

to have more sense than to do

avere abbastanza giudizio da non fare

5. sense (reason):

there's no sense in doing

non ha senso fare

what's the sense in getting angry, leaving now?

a che cosa serve arrabbiarsi, andarsene adesso?

to make sense of sth

capire (il senso di) qc

I can't make sense of this article, this sentence

non riesco a capire (il senso di) questo articolo, questa frase

it makes sense to do

ha senso fare

it makes good business sense to employ an accountant

è una decisione opportuna per l'impresa assumere un contabile

to make sense sentence, film, theory:

avere un senso

not to make any sense sentence, film, theory:

non avere (alcun senso) or essere senza senso

what he said didn't make much sense to me

quello che disse non mi sembrò molto sensato

6. sense (meaning):

sense

senso m also LING.

sense

significato m also LING.

in the literal, strict sense (of the word)

nel senso letterale (della parola), nel senso stretto (del termine)

in all senses or in every sense of the word

in tutti i sensi della parola

in the sense that …

nel senso che …

he is in a or one or some sense right to complain, but…

in un certo senso ha ragione a lamentarsi, ma…

they are in no sense democratic

non sono affatto democratici

7. sense (opinion):

sense form.

opinione f comune

sense form.

orientamento m

II.senses SUST.

senses npl (sanity):

senses

ragione f

to bring sb to his senses

riportare or ridurre qn alla ragione or fare intendere ragione a qn

to come to one's senses

rinsavire or tornare in sé

to take leave of one's senses

perdere la ragione or uscire di senno

III.sense [ingl. brit. sɛns, ingl. am. sɛns] V. trans.

1. sense (be aware of):

sense

sentire, percepire, avvertire (that che)

he sensed her uneasiness, her anger, her sorrow

si accorse del suo disagio, della sua rabbia, del suo dolore

to sense where, how etc.

indovinare dove, come ecc.

to sense danger

intuire un pericolo

to sense hostility

percepire l'ostilità

to sense sb or sb's presence

avvertire la presenza di qn

2. sense (detect) machine:

sense heat, light

rilevare

3. sense INFORM.:

sense (detect) location

rilevare

sense (read) data

leggere

IV.sense [ingl. brit. sɛns, ingl. am. sɛns]

to knock or hammer some sense into sb, to pound some sense into sb ingl. am.

riportare qn alla ragione or far rinsavire qn

to see sense

intendere ragione

to talk sense

parlare in modo sensato

I.common [ingl. brit. ˈkɒmən, ingl. am. ˈkɑmən] SUST.

1. common (public land):

common

terreno m comune

Boston Common

il parco di Boston

2. common:

in common

in comune

to have sth in common

avere qc in comune

to hold sth in common DER.

possedere qc in commune

II.commons SUST. npl

1. commons (the people):

the commons

la gente comune

2. commons POL.:

commons, also Commons the commons

i Comuni

3. commons ingl. brit. UNIV. (refectory):

commons

refettorio m

III.common [ingl. brit. ˈkɒmən, ingl. am. ˈkɑmən] ADJ.

1. common (often encountered):

common crime, illness, mistake, name, problem, reaction

comune

common crime, illness, mistake, name, problem, reaction

frequente

in common use

d'uso comune

in common parlance

nel linguaggio corrente

it is common for sb to do

è normale per qn fare

to be common among children, mammals etc.

essere comune fra

2. common (shared):

common aim, approach, attributes, border, enemy, language, interest

comune (to a)

common ownership

in comune, collettivo

for the common good

per il bene comune

by common agreement

di comune accordo

it is common property

è di proprietà pubblica

it is common knowledge

è universalmente noto

3. common (ordinary):

common man, woman

comune

the common people

la gente comune

the common herd pey.

il gregge, la massa

a common criminal pey.

un criminale commune

4. common (low-class):

common pey.

mediocre

common pey.

ordinario

it looks, sounds common

è mediocre

5. common (minimum expected):

common courtesy

normale

common decency

elementare

6. common:

common ZOOL., BOT. frog, daisy, algae

comune

a common variety

una varietà comune

7. common MAT.:

common denominator, factor, multiple

comune

IV.common [ingl. brit. ˈkɒmən, ingl. am. ˈkɑmən]

to be on short commons ingl. brit. hum.

essere a corto (di soldi)

to be as common as muck or dirt (vulgar) coloq.

essere volgarissimo

they are as common as muck (widespread) coloq.

sono comunissimi or non valgono niente

to have the common touch

avere ascendente sulla gente

common sense en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de common sense en el diccionario inglés»italiano

common sense SUST.

common sense

buon senso m

a common sense solution

una soluzione logica

Traducciones de common sense en el diccionario inglés»italiano

(common) sense

buonsenso m

to exercise common sense

usare un po' di buonsenso

to apply common sense

usare il buonsenso

Traducciones de common sense en el diccionario italiano»inglés

razionalità

common sense

senso comune

common sense

buonsenso

common sense

raziocinio

common sense

criterio

(common) sense

Traducciones de common sense en el diccionario inglés»italiano

I.sense [sents] SUST.

1. sense (faculty):

sense

senso m

sense of hearing

udito m

sense of sight

vista f

sense of smell

olfatto m

sense of taste

gusto m

sense of touch

tatto m

2. sense (ability):

sense

senso m

to lose all sense of time

perdere la nozione del tempo

3. sense (way):

sense

senso m

in every sense

in tutti i sensi

in a sense

in un certo senso

in no sense

in nessun modo

4. sense (sensation):

sense

sensazione f

5. sense pl (clear mental faculties):

sense

giudizi m

to come to one's senses (see reason)

recuperare la ragione

to come to one's senses (recover consciousness)

recuperare i sensi

to bring sb to his/her senses

riportare qu alla ragione

to take leave of one's senses

uscire di senno

6. sense (good judgment):

(common) sense

buonsenso m

to have enough [or the good] sense to …

avere il buon senso di …

to talk sense

dire cose sensate

7. sense (feeling):

sense

senso m

to feel a sense of belonging

provare un senso di appartenenza

8. sense (meaning):

sense

senso m

to make sense

avere senso

in the full sense of the word

nel vero senso della parola

there's no sense in doing …

non ha senso fare …

what's the sense in doing …?

che senso ha fare …?

9. sense (opinion):

sense

opinione f (comune)

II.sense [sents] V. trans.

sense

percepire

to sense that …

rendersi conto che…

I.common [ˈkɑ:·mən] ADJ.

1. common:

common

comune

to be common knowledge

essere risaputo

by common assent

all'unanimità

for the common good

per il bene di tutti

2. common (vulgar):

common

grossolano, a

II.common [ˈkɑ:·mən] SUST.

1. common (land):

common

parco m pubblico

2. common pl UNIV.:

common

refettorio m

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

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Intelligence, education, common sense, belief, or convictions offer little protection.

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I have seldom seen such strong yet good common sense in a human being.

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Some personal interpretation is permitted, but the essentials (obey the law, be good, and use common sense) remain the same.

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Within sagacity too, there is a sagacity that stops with common sense and a sagacity that transcends common sense.

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Hand preferred those teachers who valued common sense and fairness, and ventured beyond casebook study into the philosophy of law.

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Toad is intelligent, creative and resourceful however he is also narcissistic, self-centred almost to the point of sociopathy, and completely lacking in even the most basic common sense.

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Common sense and more traditional, numerical analysis seemed to indicate that this was preposterous.

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It also introduces reflexive monism, an alternative to dualism and reductionism that aims to be consistent with the findings of science and with common sense.

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We can believe and have faith in any way we please, but there is no evidence to sustain any reason, logic, common sense, or facts.

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Witches rarely do any magic, in fact, relying more on common sense, hard work, and a peculiar brand of psychology known as "headology".

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