make sense — to be reasonable, logical, or comprehensible
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to be reasonable, logical, or comprehensible
Pronunciation (IPA): /meɪk sɛns/
Korean meaning: 말이 되다, 이해되다, 논리적이다
Korean pronunciation: 메이크 **센**스
Example Sentences
- Wearing a swimsuit to a job interview doesn't make sense.
- It makes sense to study hard before the exam.
- His story about meeting aliens at Starbucks doesn't make any sense.
make sense
VERB//meɪk sɛns//
to be reasonable, logical, or comprehensible
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Origin
'make'는 고대 영어 'macian'(만들다)에서, 'sense'는 라틴어 'sensus'(감각, 느낌)에서 유래했습니다. 두 단어가 합쳐져 '이해를 만들어내다'는 의미가 되었습니다.
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“Wearing a swimsuit to a job interview doesn't make sense.”
“It makes sense to study hard before the exam.”
“His story about meeting aliens at Starbucks doesn't make any sense.”
“Can you make sense of these complicated instructions?”
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