sensibly
/ˈsensəbli/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈsensəbli/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈsen(t)səblē -li/ (ame, mw)
sensibly — 副詞
1. using good judgment when making decisions or taking action, especially to avoid
明智地
以明智且合理的方式
using good judgment when making decisions or taking action, especially to avoid unnecessary problems or risks.
Renata sensibly checked the weather forecast before she planned her outdoor party.
Renata 明智地先查了天氣預報，才規劃她的戶外派對。
sensibly + verb (checked) for planned action
The school committee sensibly decided to keep the playground open during the summer break.
學校委員會明智地決定在暑假期間繼續開放操場。
sensibly modifies a group decision
Bilal sensibly repaired his old wooden desk instead of buying a new one.
Bilal 沒有買新書桌，而是明智地把舊木桌修好繼續使用。
It was sensibly agreed that the team would wait for more data first.
大家明智地同意團隊先等更多數據再做決定。
Amani sensibly put on a thick coat before heading out into the snowstorm.
Amani 在暴風雪出門前明智地穿上了厚外套。
- wisely
similar in meaning but slightly more formal; can imply deeper life experience
- prudently
more formal; emphasises caution and avoiding risk
- reasonably
focuses on being fair and logical rather than especially careful
- judiciously
very formal; suggests careful legal or professional judgment
- foolishly
opposite — acting without good judgment
- recklessly
opposite — acting without care for consequences
文法句型
sensibly + verb
verb + sensibly
用法筆記
Often used with verbs of planning, spending, deciding, or reacting to a situation.