Cool MateMeaning of Make sense
To be clear, logical, or easy to understand.
In simple words: To understand something or for it to be logical.
Make sense in a sentence
- The explanation you gave really makes sense.
- After reviewing the data, everything started to make sense.
- The story was confusing at first, but it finally made sense.
- You need to explain this so it makes sense to everyone.
How to use Make sense
Use in contexts where clarity or understanding is needed. Common in everyday conversation, and suitable for both written and spoken English.
Grammar pattern
make + sense
Memory hint
Think of it as making a puzzle fit together - when it fits, it 'makes sense'.
Related words
Collocations with Make sense
- make perfect sense
- make a lot of sense
- make sense to someone
- make sense of something
- it makes sense
Synonyms for Make sense
- be reasonable
- be logical
- be clear
- add up
- make it understandable
Common mistakes with Make sense
- Using 'makes sense' instead of 'make sense' with plural subjects.
- Confusing 'make sense' with 'make sense of' which has a slightly different meaning.
- Incorrectly using it in passive constructions.
Make sense appears in
Make sense in other languages
- Arabicالعربية
له معنى
أن تفهم شيئًا ما أو أن يكون منطقيًا.
- GermanDeutsch
Sinn ergeben
Etwas verstehen oder dass es logisch ist.
- SpanishEspañol
Tener sentido
Entender algo o que algo sea lógico.
- Persianفارسی
منطقی بودن، معنی داشتن
چیزی را فهمیدن یا منطقی بودن آن.
- FrenchFrançais
Avoir du sens, Être logique
Comprendre quelque chose ou que ce soit logique.
- Hindiहिन्दी
समझ में आना
किसी बात को समझना या उसका तार्किक होना।
- ItalianItaliano
Avere senso
Capire qualcosa o che qualcosa sia logico.
- PortuguesePortuguês
Fazer sentido
Entender algo ou para que algo seja lógico.
- RussianРусский
Иметь смысл, быть понятным
Понимать что-то или чтобы это было логичным.
- Urduاردو
بات کرنے کے قابل ہونا، سمجھ میں آنا
کسی چیز کو سمجھنا یا اس کا منطقی ہونا۔
- Chinese中文
有道理, 说得通
能理解某事，或者某事是合乎逻辑的。
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An expression of deep gratitude.
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Frequently asked questions about Make sense
What does Make sense mean?
To understand something or for it to be logical.
What is the definition of Make sense?
To be clear, logical, or easy to understand.
How do you use Make sense in a sentence?
The explanation you gave really makes sense.
Can you give another example of Make sense?
After reviewing the data, everything started to make sense.
What are synonyms for Make sense?
Common alternatives include be reasonable, be logical, be clear, add up, make it understandable.
What words go with Make sense?
It commonly pairs with make perfect sense, make a lot of sense, make sense to someone, make sense of something, it makes sense.
What are common mistakes when using Make sense?
Using 'makes sense' instead of 'make sense' with plural subjects. Confusing 'make sense' with 'make sense of' which has a slightly different meaning. Incorrectly using it in passive constructions.
How do you pronounce Make sense?
US: //meɪk sɛns//, UK: //meɪk sɛns//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use Make sense?
Use in contexts where clarity or understanding is needed. Common in everyday conversation, and suitable for both written and spoken English.