sense
 noun
 sentido
EN The Colonel, with little sense of humor and of the fitness of things, related a somber episode of those dark and bitter days, in which he had acted a conspicuous part and always formed a central figure.
GL O coronel, con escaso sentido do humor e da oportunidade, referiu un triste episodio daqueles días escuros e amargos nos que el desenvolvera un papel importantísimo, sempre como personaxe principal.
 Fonte: ESP (1948)
sensación
EN It gave him an intense sense of power to know that he could, by a single act of consent, in a moment of thought, undo all that he had done.
GL Dáballe unha fonda sensación de poder o saber que sería quen, cun só acto de consentimento, nun intre de reflexión, de desfacer todo aquilo que artellara.
Fonte: RET (3081)
transitive verb
presentir
EN It sensed danger when Kino was almost within reach of it.
GL Este presentiu o perigo cando Kino case o tiña ó alcance.
Fonte: PER (87)
decatarse
EN Ralph, sensing his sun-blindness, answered him.
GL Ralph, ó se decatar de que estaba cegado polo sol, respondeulle.
Fonte: SEN (376)
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