Sensato (en. Sensible)

/senˈsato/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

adjective

A person who shows reasoning and prudence in their decisions.

It is sensible to consult an expert before making an important decision.

Es sensato consultar a un experto antes de tomar una decisión importante.

One who behaves logically and balanced.

His sensible approach to problems has earned him the respect of his peers.

Su enfoque sensato a los problemas le ha ganado el respeto de sus compañeros.

One who does not act on impulse and acts with consideration.

It is sensible to listen to different viewpoints before forming an opinion.

Es sensato escuchar diferentes puntos de vista antes de formarse una opinión.

Derives from the Latin 'sensatus', which means 'to have sense' or 'sensible'.

act sensibly

Making decisions based on logic and reason.

actuar con sensatez

have common sense

Having the ability to think and make reasonable decisions.

tener sentido común

know what to do

Being able to make appropriate decisions in difficult situations.

saber qué hacer

sense

Ability to understand and judge appropriately.

sentido

sensitivity

Ability to react to stimuli or situations.

sensibilidad

sensibleness

Quality of having good judgment or sensibleness.

sensatez

Stubborn

He always goes for the sensible option, he does nothing without thinking.

Siempre va a lo sensato, no hace nada sin pensar.

Responsible adult

Among all my friends, he is the most sensible.

Entre todos mis amigos, él es el más sensato.