commonsense
英
美 [ˌkɑmənˈsɛns]
n. 常识; 直觉判断力
BNC.11759 / COCA.21690
英英释义
adj
- exhibiting native good judgment
- arrive home at a reasonable hour
- commonsense scholarship on the foibles of a genius
- unlearned and commonsensical countryfolk were capable of solving problems that beset the more sophisticated
双语例句
- Critics rained scorn on his initial handling of the Sokol news, saying he failed to live up to his commonsense standard of presenting investors with the facts and letting them decide.
而对于巴菲特早前对索科尔新闻的处理决定，评论家们则投来了轻蔑的目光，称其作法没能达到人们普遍能接受的标准，即向投资人公开事实真相并交由投资人做出决定。 - It was a victory for commonsense.
这是明断事理常识的一次胜利。 - Once again, a commonsense reference to life outside the office suffices: libraries have a rule of silence because it allows people to work.
再者，参考职场之外的一个常识，就足以说明这个问题：图书馆都有一条保持安静的规定，因为这可以让人安心工作。 - JPA uses commonsense default values for the metadata mappings whenever possible.
JPA在任何可能的情况下，为这些数据映射使用一般意义下的默认值。 - Commonsense now dictates that it would be wise to sell a few shares.
现在，常识告诉我们卖掉一些股票是明智的。 - This flies in the face of commonsense.
这可有些违背常理。 - A commonsense rule ( or set of rules) intended to increase the probability of solving some problem.
一个（或者一套）提高解决问题概率的常识性规则。 - More over, as the commonsense, the capacity of the container has no relationship with the primer amount of liquid. A fuller container always means less room for more liquid.
何况，根据常识，容器的容积和起初的液体量没有关联，而一个较满的容器意味着能盛入的液体更少。 - We have to take things that are commonsense and explore them.
我们探究那些很常识性的东西。 - The implicit assertion behind this fierce outburst was that China, in stark contrast to the US, was a country that understood the commonsense principle that one should live within its means.
在这种强烈的情感迸发背后，隐藏着这样的主张：与美国截然不同，中国是一个懂得应量入为出这一常识的国家。