sen·ti·ent

adjective

/ˈsentiənt/, /ˈsenʃnt/

[usually before noun] (formal)

单词	sentient
释义	sen·ti·ent adjective /ˈsentiənt/, /ˈsenʃnt/ /ˈsentiənt/, /ˈsenʃnt/ [usually before noun] (formal) able to see or feel things through the senses有感觉能力的；有知觉力的 Man is a sentient being.人是有感觉的生物。 There was no sign of any sentient life or activity.没有任何有感知生命或活动的迹象。 Oxford Collocations DictionarySentient is used with these nouns: being Word Originearly 17th cent.: from Latin sentient- ‘feeling’, from the verb sentire.
随便看	out-of-hand out of harm’s way out of hearing out of here out-of-humor out of it out-of-it out of joint out of keeping out of keeping (with something) out of keeping with something out of keeping with sth out of kilter out of line out-of-line out of line with somebody out of line (with somebody/something) out of line with somebody/something out of line with something out-of-luck out of nowhere out of/off your head out of order out of out of mind out of place