commonsense

UK:  ['kɒmən'sens]

n.

1.常识,常情

1 . "Ye Li is now living with him. Anybody who has commonsense will not believe such a rumour, " Yao's spokesman told Titan.
姚明的发言人向《体坛周报》透露，叶莉现在和姚明住在一起。有点常识的人都不会相信这是真的。

2 . They'll have to tell you why they're against commonsense proposals that would help families and strengthen our communities right now.
他们要告诉你们为什么他们反对马上就可以帮助家庭和强化社区的常识性提议。

3 . At least for these basic properties of memory, commonsense intuitions are more likely to be wrong than right.
至少关于记忆的基本特质，常识是很容易出错的。

4 . In Mr King's commonsense judgment, the idea that some businesses cannot be allowed to fail "should have no place in a market economy" .
按照金出于常识的判断，一些公司不允许倒闭的观点“在市场经济中应当没有立足之地”。

5 . It fitted ordinary commonsense observations. It provided good qualitative or descriptive explanations for a wide variety of phenomena.
它符合日常所观察到的常识，可以对很多现象进行定性的或描述性的合理解释。