Sense (Nomen)

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scythe (n)

Werkzeug, Werkzeuge, farm tool

Satzbeispiele & Übersetzungen

But this does not apply to the euro in any sense.
But this does not apply to the euro in any sense.
I think that nobody really thinks that the euro is in any sense in danger.
I think that nobody really thinks that the euro is in any sense in danger.
But when the same material, which is intended to be used for the same purposes elsewhere, is removed from that site, it is invariably considered, in the sense of the Community definition, as being waste.
But when the same material, which is intended to be used for the same purposes elsewhere, is removed from that site, it is invariably considered, in the sense of the Community definition, as being waste.
This scrutiny is above all a judicially based scrutiny with elements of parliamentary control in the political sense.
This scrutiny is above all a judicially based scrutiny with elements of parliamentary control in the political sense.
At their best they provide the scientific worker with a strong sense of solidarity and security, as well as a substantial degree of personal intellectual freedom.
At their best they provide the scientific worker with a strong sense of solidarity and security, as well as a substantial degree of personal intellectual freedom.
As this framework decision aims to apply the least coercive measures to suspects who would otherwise most likely be subject to the application of a prison pre-trial measure, it makes no sense to make the recognition and execution of the decision on supervision measures subject to the verification of the dual criminality.
As this framework decision aims to apply the least coercive measures to suspects who would otherwise most likely be subject to the application of a prison pre-trial measure, it makes no sense to make the recognition and execution of the decision on supervision measures subject to the verification of the dual criminality.
In this sense, the distribution of portfolios among the members of the Executive Board facilitates the day-to-day operation of the ECB, but clearly is of secondary importance in terms of decision-making.
In this sense, the distribution of portfolios among the members of the Executive Board facilitates the day-to-day operation of the ECB, but clearly is of secondary importance in terms of decision-making.

sense (Verb | Nomen)

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wittern (v)

danger
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Gefühl (n)

direction, intuition, conscious awareness
3

merken (v)

feeling
mental sensation
feeling
6
physiology
7

spüren (v)

danger
8
danger

Satzbeispiele & Übersetzungen

Sense of initiative and entrepreneurship; and
Eigeninitiative und unternehmerische Kompetenz
Sense of initiative and entrepreneurship
Eigeninitiative und unternehmerische Kompetenz
Confidentiality does make no sense.
Eine vertrauliche Behandlung ist nicht sinnvoll.
the sense
im Sinne
in the broad sense
im weiteren Sinne
in the sense of basic research
im Sinne der Grundlagenforschung