make sense

英 [meɪk sens]

美 [meɪk sens]

(行为方式)有道理，合乎情理; 可以理解;讲得通

英英释义

verb

'You know it doesn't make sense for you.' — 'Perhaps. I don't know. Maybe it does maybe it doesn't.'
“你知道它对你来说没有意义。”——“也许吧，我不知道。可能有意义，也可能没意义。”
The poems may not make sense and even seem contradictory, but they are easy to learn and recite.
这些诗歌不一定有意义，有的甚至看起来前后矛盾，但它们很容易学习和背诵。
To try and make sense of what I feel.
试图让我所感觉到的变得有意义。
It started to make sense by now.
现在开始有点意义了。
I can't make sense of this poem, but perhaps I will if I read it again.
我弄不懂这首诗的意义，但我再读一遍或许就能读懂了。
Does this make sense?
这样做有没有意义？
Now it is time to get this new information down on paper so we can make sense of it.
现在是时间来获得这一新的信息，对文件，所以我们可以感知它。
Our brain tries to make sense of what these imageries mean and our mind creates stories out of it.
我们的大脑试着弄清楚这些意象的含义和我们创造的故事。
It doesn't make sense to argue with him.
和他争论没有任何意义。
You make sense not language.
是你，说话的人，有意义，而不是语言自己。