horse sense

英 [hɔːs sens]

美 [hɔːrs sens]

n.  起码的常识

英英释义

noun

• sound practical judgment
  1. Common sense is not so common
  2. he hasn't got the sense God gave little green apples
  3. fortunately she had the good sense to run away
  Synonym:common sensegood sensegumptionsensemother wit

双语例句

• It's a shame you don't have any horse sense.
  真遗憾，你连起码的常识都没有。
• Some folks get credit for have horse sense that have not ever have enough money to make fool of themselves.
  一些从未有过足够的金钱去做荒唐的人，就会以其通俗的常识而得到人们的称道。
• Some people are well educated and have read many books, but still do not have much horse sense.
  有些人受过良好教育，也读过许多书，但普通常识仍然不足。
• In the middle of 1990s, city newspapers appeared as the dark horse, with multi editions, high marketing sense, good service and being close to city dwellers 'lives.
  20世纪90年代中期都市报异军突起，成为版面众多、市场化程度高、信息服务意识强、贴近市民生活的报纸类型。
• He's not very highly educated, but he's got a lot of horse sense.
  他虽然没有受过很高的教育，但他的实际知识是丰富的。
• Horse sense tells me that it would be suicide to do such a thing.
  常识告诉我，那样做等于自杀。
• It's all very well having a university degree, but you cannot succeed in life without horse sense as well.
  有一个大学学位，固然是很好的，但是在生活中没有实际知识，你仍然不能获得成功。
• He showed his political horse sense in a carefully worded speech.
  他的一篇字斟句酌的演讲显示了他的政治常识。
• It was the age of horse sense and the quack.
  那是个骗子和庸医横行的年代。
• Horse riders need a good sense of balance.
  骑马的人需要有良好的平衡感。