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¹ sense /ˈsɛns/ noun

plural senses

¹ sense

/ˈsɛns/

noun

plural senses

Learner's definition of SENSE

a [count] : one of the five natural powers (touch, taste, smell, sight, and hearing) through which you receive information about the world around you感覺官能（即觸、味、嗅、視、聽五覺）

All of my senses were on the alert for danger.我的全部感官都處於警覺的狀態。

— often + of

The dog lost his sense of smell.這只狗失去了嗅覺。
an acute/poor sense of hearing靈敏/遲鈍的聽覺

— see also sixth sense

b [singular] : a physical feeling : something that your body experiences（人體的）感覺 — usually + of

a sense of fatigue/hunger疲勞感；饑餓感
Ear problems can sometimes affect a person's sense of balance.耳部問題有時會影響一個人的平衡感。

a [singular] : a particular feeling : an emotion that you are aware of意識；感覺

We had a sense that something wasn't quite right.我們覺得有些不對勁。

— usually + of

Once the speech was over, he was filled with a tremendous sense of relief.演講一結束，他就如釋重負。
a sense of loss/urgency/pride失落/緊迫/自豪感
a sense of well-being幸福感
Their sense of accomplishment was obvious.他們的成就感顯而易見。
We felt a growing sense of danger.我們有一種越來越強烈的危險感。
The gun gave him a false sense of security. [=made him feel safer than he really was]這把槍帶給他一種虛假的安全感。
She has a strong sense of self. [=she has strong ideas about who she is]她有很強的自我意識。

b [count] : a personal quality : a specific quality that is part of your personality觀念；意識 — usually singular通常用單數 — + of

He had a great sense of adventure. [=he liked adventure very much]他有很強的冒險意識。
a sense of order/duty條理/責任意識
She lacked any sense of responsibility about financial matters.她在財務問題上一點責任感都沒有。
He had no sense of purpose [=he did not know what he wanted to do with his life] after his divorce.離婚後，他沒有了生活目標。
She has a great sense of humor. [=she says funny things and can see the funny side of things]她很有幽默感。
He has no sense of humor. [=he does not find things amusing]他沒有幽默感。
His excellent sense of direction [=ability to find his way around easily in a new place] was useful during our travels.我們旅行期間，他極強的方向感派上了用場。
The chairman's speech gave us a clear sense of direction. [=helped us to know what we should try to accomplish]主席的演講給我們指明了方向。

senses [plural] : the ability to think clearly or in a reasonable way理智；清醒的思維能力

His senses were clear despite his illness.盡管在生病，他的思維還是很清楚的。
They hoped recent events would bring them to their senses. [=make them act sensibly]他們希望最近發生的幾件事會讓他們清醒起來。
I was scared out of my senses. [=I was so scared that I couldn't think clearly]我害怕得失去理智了。
(chiefly Brit) Are you out of your senses? [=out of your mind]你瘋了嗎？

[noncount] : a proper or reasonable way of thinking about something : an awareness of what is appropriate見識；清醒的認識

He had the sense to leave when the crowd got rowdy. [=he acted in a sensible way and left when the crowd got rowdy]人群哄鬧起來時，他理智地離開了。
She had the good sense to stop before she said too much.她非常理智地打住了，沒有再講下去。
I wish she would see sense [=act in a sensible way] and go to college.我希望她能理智些，去上大學。

— see also common sense, horse sense

[noncount] : a reason for doing something : a reason why something was done（做某事的）理由，原因

There's no sense [=point] in waiting.等待沒有意義。
I fail to see the sense of/in that decision. [=I fail to see why that decision was made]我不明白那個決定的理由是什麽。

[count] : the meaning of something (such as a word or phrase)（單詞、短語的）意義，意思

Many words have more than one sense.許多單詞有不止一個意思。
an abstract/broad sense抽象意義；廣義
He learned the speech by heart but missed the sense entirely. [=he memorized the speech but he did not understand it]他把這篇演講背了下來，但完全沒有理解其中的含義。

— often + of

in the biblical/religious/legal sense of the word這個詞在《聖經》裏的意思；這個詞的宗教含義/法律意義
The oldest sense of the word dates from 1890.這個單詞最初的意思始於1890年。
The American sense of this word differs from the British sense.這個單詞在美國英語裏的意思不同於其在英國英語裏的意思。
The intended sense of the passage was lost in translation.這段文字本想傳達的意思沒有翻譯出來。
The book is a classic in every sense of the word. [=in every possible way]無論從哪方面講，這本書都是一部經典。

come to your senses

: to begin to think in a sensible or correct way after being foolish or wrong恢複理智；醒悟過來

He finally came to his senses and gave up his plans to quit his job and become an artist.他最終醒悟過來，放棄了辭掉工作想當藝術家的打算。
When will you come to your senses? Don't you realize that she's been lying to you?你何時才能清醒呢？難道你沒意識到她一直在騙你嗎？

in a/one sense

: in one way : from one point of view從某種意義上說

In one sense [=in a way], he was correct.從某種意義上說，他是對的。

in no sense

: in no way : definitely not絕不（是）

This book is in no sense intended for beginners. = In no sense is this book intended for beginners. [=this book is too hard or advanced for beginners]這本書絕不是爲初學者準備的。

in some senses

: in some ways從某些方面上；從某些意義上

In some senses, it was a wasted effort.從某些定義上講，這是白費力氣。

knock some sense into someone's head

informal or knock some sense into someone

: to cause someone to stop thinking or behaving foolishly使某人開竅；讓某人别再犯傻

I tried to knock some sense into the boy's head, but he just wouldn't see reason.我試圖讓這個男孩開竅，可他就是不明事理。

make (any) sense of

: to understand (something)理解；明白

We couldn't make (any) sense of the instructions.我們不明白這些指令的意思。
Were you able to make any sense of what he said?你能明白他說的是什麽意思嗎？

make sense

: to have a clear meaning : to be easy to understand講得通；有意義

We read the recommendations and thought they made (perfect) sense.我們看了這些推薦信，認爲它們的表達（非常）清楚。
The instructions don't make any sense (at all). = The instructions make no sense (at all). = The instructions make little sense.這些指令沒有任何意義。
You're not making much sense (to me). [=I can't understand what you're saying]我聽不懂你在講什麽。

: to be reasonable是合情理的；是明智的

It makes sense to leave early to avoid traffic.早點動身避開交通高峰是明智之舉。
It makes little/no sense to continue. [=there is little/no point in continuing]繼續下去沒有意義。
Why would he do such an awful thing? It makes no sense (to me).他爲何會做如此令人不快的事？（我）真搞不懂。

take leave of your senses

— see ²leave

talk (some) sense into/to

informal

: to cause (someone) to stop thinking or behaving foolishly使（某人）不再犯傻

I couldn't talk sense to him.我跟他講不通道理。
He talked (some) sense into her and she promised she would get rid of that dangerous car.他勸她别犯傻，她答應會處理掉那輛不安全的汽車。

² sense /ˈsɛns/ verb

senses; sensed; sensing

² sense

/ˈsɛns/

verb

senses; sensed; sensing

Learner's definition of SENSE

[+ object]

not used in progressive tenses : to understand or be aware of (something) without being told about it or having evidence that it is true意識到；感覺到；察覺到

We sensed danger.我們意識到了危險。
She immediately sensed my dislike.她馬上就意識到了我的不悅。

— often + that, what, when, etc.

He sensed what was going on and decided to intervene.他察覺到所發生的事並決定幹預。
I sensed that I may have offended you.我覺得我可能冒犯了你。
My mother told me later that even though she was miles away, she could sense [=tell] that something wasn't right at home.媽媽後來告訴我，雖然她在數英裏之外，她還是能感覺到家裏有什麽事不對勁。
People can sense [=perceive] when someone isn't being honest.人若不誠實，總會被察覺。

of a machine : to detect the presence or occurrence of (something)（機器）檢測，測出

A motion detector can sense movement.運動檢測器能測出運動情況。
a device that senses (the presence of) fine particles in the air檢測空氣中顆粒物的設備

— often + that, when, whether, etc.

The system can sense if there is a readable CD in the drive.系統能檢測到驅動器裏是否有可讀光盤。

IELTS BNC: 417 COCA: 407

sense

1 of 2

noun

ˈsen(t)s

: a meaning conveyed or intended : import, signification

especially : one of a set of meanings a word or phrase may bear especially as segregated in a dictionary entry

: the faculty of perceiving by means of sense organs

: a specialized function or mechanism (such as sight, hearing, smell, taste, or touch) by which an animal receives and responds to external or internal stimuli

: the sensory mechanisms constituting a unit distinct from other functions (such as movement or thought)

: conscious awareness or rationality

—usually used in plural

finally came to his senses

: a particular sensation or kind or quality of sensation

a good sense of balance

: a definite but often vague awareness or impression

felt a sense of insecurity

a sense of danger

: a motivating awareness

a sense of shame

: a discerning awareness and appreciation

her sense of humor

: consensus

the sense of the meeting

: capacity for effective application of the powers of the mind as a basis for action or response : intelligence

: sound mental capacity and understanding typically marked by shrewdness and practicality

also : agreement with or satisfaction of such power

this decision makes sense

: one of two opposite directions especially of motion (as of a point, line, or surface)

sense

2 of 2

verb

sensed; sensing

transitive verb

: to perceive by the senses (see sense entry 1 sense 2)

: to be or become conscious of

sense danger

: grasp, comprehend

: to detect automatically especially in response to a physical stimulus (such as light or movement)

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Example Sentences

Noun There is an unnerving sense now that technology is driving the culture rather than the reverse. Machines and sites and software are breeding at an exponential clip, and we hapless humans race around trying to adapt.

Steven Johnson, Discover, July 2006 The caricature of neurotic nuns who specialized in corporal punishment and guilt crumbles before the countless examples of women religious who made the difference in determining that a child would eat, or be safe, or have any sense of dignity at all.

Luke Timothy Johnson, Commonweal, 22 Sept. 2006 Because Updike shrinks from giving any real credence to the ideology that drives his plot (in both senses of that word), the book becomes a temporarily enthralling, but ultimately empty shaggy dog story.

Jonathan Raban, New York Review of Books, 13 July 2006 Less distinguished people experience a similar tangling of the senses, some reporting that they can taste the words they speak or see the colors of certain words or numbers. This confounding of perception—called synesthesia—was thought to affect at most about 4 percent of the population, but University College London psychologist Jamie Ward has uncovered the best evidence yet that we may all have a bit of synesthesia.

Kathryn Garfield, Discover, December 2006 All of my senses were on the alert for danger. We had a sense that something wasn't quite right. His senses were clear despite his illness. Verb The latest feature on air conditioners is a big new plug to help prevent fires. The plug shuts down power when it senses that the air conditioner cord is damaged.

Consumer Reports, July 2005 With very little provocation, magic might have been flying back and forth in an unpleasant and damaging manner. Sensing the danger, Kate stepped between them and raised her hands. "Let us have no more of this. There is a confusion to be cleared up, and I cannot do that in the middle of a brannigan," she said.

John Morressy, Fantasy & Science Fiction, October/November 2004 In Pecnik, he had instantly sensed a kindred spirit. As a boy Pecnik had strapped homemade parachutes to hamsters and tossed them (without harm) from his sixth-story bedroom window; by the time he joined the Croatian national team he was making his own jumpsuits.

William Speed Weed, Popular Science, July 2003 She immediately sensed my dislike. A motion detector can sense movement. See More

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Noun

Knowing that the Belgian show had worked in that sense helped.

Liam Hess, Vogue, 10 Sep. 2022 On Saturday, Deering who graduated from Marygrove in 1972, will head back to school, in a sense, to see many of her former classmates at their 50-year reunion which also is Deering’s 72nd birthday.

Jasmin Barmore, Freep.com, 10 Sep. 2022 That moment in the sense of an unexpected, large-scale event that imprints itself on your memory.

Fox News, 9 Sep. 2022 Outside the palace in central London, Britons and people from around the world shared in the sense of disbelief that the second Elizabethan age has come to an end.

Patrick Smith, NBC News, 9 Sep. 2022 In a sense, both outlooks are necessary to a functioning society: We are defined by our differences, but must also accept our place within the collective.

Peter Debruge, Variety, 9 Sep. 2022 In this sense, there are no rivalries or, to look at it another way, every game is a rivalry.

Dom Amore, Hartford Courant, 9 Sep. 2022 Shabir likened video games to books, in the sense that games had the power to influence her way of thinking and her perspective.

Jonathan Lee, Washington Post, 8 Sep. 2022 In that sense, the benefits of keeping the leaves probably outweigh those risks.

Miri Talabac, Baltimore Sun, 8 Sep. 2022

Verb

On both sides of the political divide, Americans sense that there’s trouble ahead.

David Lauter, Los Angeles Times, 2 Sep. 2022 Others, like Storey, sense that overexposure to nudity online seems to have made people less comfortable with nudity in real life.

Stephanie H. Murray, The Atlantic, 29 Aug. 2022 For example, Republicans living in coastal areas—in California and Florida, for instance, two states where climate change is increasingly evident—have a much higher than average (compared to other Republicans) sense that climate change is ongoing.

Mike O'sullivan, Forbes, 13 Aug. 2022 Empathetic people sense or imagine what other people feel—which is an essential factor in motivating them to act to help others (in this case, other people and the planet).

Colleen De Bellefonds, SELF, 27 June 2022 Voters sense that these tepid reforms will only help at the margins to reduce the carnage from our out-of-control gun culture.

Walter Shapiro, The New Republic, 26 May 2022 Emma could sense his nerves, but hers dissipated upon shaking his hand.

Rich Juzwiak, Washington Post, 25 Aug. 2022 The home crowd could sense the victory and rose to ear-splitting volume when Payton Pritchard's three-pointer gave the Celtics a 87-68 lead with 9:06 left.

Ben Steele, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, 15 May 2022 The ship would remain encapsulated in a bubble, and the crew would not sense the magnitude of the interstellar journey.

Robert Gast, Scientific American, 13 July 2021 See More

Word History

IELTS BNC: 417 COCA: 407

sense

noun¹

sight, hearing, etc.視覺、聽覺等

ADJECTIVE

➤acute, developed, good, keen敏銳的／發達的／良好的／靈敏的感覺

◇Raccoons have a highly developed sense of touch.浣熊的觸覺極為發達。

➤poor遲鈍的感覺

▸➤sixth第六感覺；直覺

◇He has a sixth sense when it comes to fashion.在時尚方面他很有靈感。

VERB + SENSE

➤have有感覺

◇He has an acute sense of smell.他嗅覺靈敏。

➤lose失去感覺

◇She lost her sense of hearing early in life.她早年就喪失了聽覺。

➤heighten, sharpen增強／強化官能

▸➤dull使感覺遲鈍

◇The drink must have dulled your senses.那飲料一定讓你的感覺麻木了。

➤appeal to影響感覺

◇Art should appeal to the senses rather than the intellect.藝術應打動感官而非激發理性。

SENSE + VERB

➤tell sb感覺告訴某人

◇When she came to, her senses told her she was lying on a beach.她蘇醒過來的時候，感覺告訴她自己正躺在一片沙灘上。

➤reel, swim感覺眩暈；頭昏眼花

◇Her senses reeled as she fought for consciousness.她掙紮着想保持清醒，可是感覺一陣眩暈。

SENSE + NOUN

➤organ感覺器官

PREPOSITION

➤through the senses通過感官

◇Although he can't see, he learns a lot through his other senses.他雖然看不見，但通過其他感官知道很多東西。

PHRASES

➤the five senses五種官能

▸➤the sense of hearing, the sense of sight, the sense of smell, the sense of taste, the sense of touch聽覺；視覺；嗅覺；味覺；觸覺

▸➤an assault on the senses對感官的衝擊

▸➤the evidence of your senses感覺的印證

sense

noun²

feeling/awareness of sth感受；意識

ADJECTIVE | VERB + SENSE | PREPOSITION | PHRASES

ADJECTIVE

➤deep, great, keen, overwhelming, palpable, pervasive, powerful, profound, strong, tremendous深深的感受；敏銳的感覺；強烈的意識；明顯的感受；無法擺脫的感受

◇He felt a deep sense of relief after the phone call.打完那個電話他如釋重負。

◇a palpable sense of danger對危險的明顯感知

◇They feel a pervasive sense of loss and longing.他們有一種無法擺脫的失落感，心中充滿了渴望。

◇We felt a profound sense of alienation from Western culture.我們深深感到與西方文化格格不入。

➤genuine, real, true真切的／真實的／切實的感受

➤basic, underlying基本的／根本的意識

➤clear清楚的意識

◇He lacked a clear sense of direction.他方向感不好。

➤growing, heightened日益增強的／強化的意識

➤new-found, renewed新建立的／恢復的意識

◇Many felt a renewed sense of purpose in the nation's war effort.許多人在這場民族戰爭中找到了新的人生目標。

➤general, overall一般的／總體的感受

◇Aromatherapy is said to help foster a general sense of well-being.據說芳香療法有助於讓人產生幸福感。

➤shared共同的意識

◇We have a shared sense of community.我們都有社區意識。

➤inner內在感受

▸➤slight, vague輕微的／朦朧的感覺

◇a vague sense of unease一種朦朧的不安

➤nagging難以擺脫的感覺

◇Patti had a nagging sense of foreboding.帕蒂有一種難以擺脫的不祥預感。

VERB + SENSE

➤experience, feel, have, possess感知；領會；具有意識

◇I experienced a new sense of freedom.我體驗到了一種新的自由的感覺。

➤gain, get獲得／得到感覺

◇I got the sense that she wasn't very pleased to see us.我感覺她見到我們不是很高興。

◇Readers gain a real sense of what life was like in the camp.讀者真切地感受到該營地的生活是什麼樣子的。

➤display, show顯露／表露感受

➤convey表達感受

◇The music conveyed a sense of loss.這首曲子傳達出一種失落感。

➤bring, give sb, provide帶來感受；給某人感受

◇The conviction may bring a sense of closure.這個判決也許讓人覺得事情畫上了一個句號。

➤create, develop, foster營造／形成／培養感受

◇Clubs try to create a sense of community.俱樂部力求營造一種群體意識。

➤keep, maintain, retain保持／維持／保留感覺

▸➤lose失去感覺

➤lack缺乏感覺

▸➤heighten, sharpen增強／強化意識

PREPOSITION

➤sense of對⋯的感知

◇He seems to have lost his sense of reality.他似乎已經喪失了對現實世界的感知力。

PHRASES

➤a false sense of security虛假的安全感

◇The public has been lulled into a false sense of security.公眾受到誘導而產生了虛假的安全感。

sense

noun³

understanding/ability to judge領悟；判斷力

ADJECTIVE | VERB + SENSE | PREPOSITION

ADJECTIVE

➤good, great, wonderful良好的判斷力；極好的判斷力

◇She had a great sense of style.她很有時尚品位。

➤bad, poor很壞的／很差的悟性

▸➤innate, intuitive, natural天生的／憑直覺的／天然的判斷力

◇a natural sense of justice天生的正義感

➤moral道德感

▸➤business, dress, fashion商業頭腦；服裝鑒賞力；時尚品位

◇He has no dress sense.他對服裝沒什麼鑒賞力。

◇I have absolutely no fashion sense.我絕對不懂時尚。

VERB + SENSE

➤have有天賦

PREPOSITION

➤sense of⋯感

◇a good sense of direction方向感強

◇a poor sense of rhythm節奏感差

◇a great sense of timing時機觀念強

sense

noun⁴

sensible or practical reason/judgement合理的理由／判斷

ADJECTIVE | VERB + SENSE | PREPOSITION | PHRASES

ADJECTIVE

➤complete, perfect完全符合理性

◇It all makes perfect sense (= is easy to understand).這一切都很容易理解。

➤good很合理

▸➤common, horse (especially NAmE) 常識

◇Common sense tells me I should get more sleep.常識告訴我應該增加睡眠。

➤business, economic, financial商業／經濟／金融常識

◇Family-friendly policies make good business sense.推行關愛家庭的人性化用人制度非常符合商業常識。

➤intuitive, logical直覺；邏輯判斷力

◇These results seem to make intuitive sense.這些結果似乎與直覺相符。

VERB + SENSE

➤have有判斷力

◇He at least had the sense to call the police.他至少還知道報警。

➤display, show顯露出／表現出判斷力

➤lack缺乏判斷力

◇Meg is incredibly intelligent but she lacks common sense.梅格聰明過人，但缺乏常識。

➤make有道理

◇This paragraph doesn't make sense.這個段落講不通。

➤see看明事理

◇I tried to make him see sense, but he just wouldn't listen.我努力想讓他明白道理，可他根本不聽。

➤talk講道理

◇If you can't talk sense, I'm leaving!你要是不講理，我就走了！

PREPOSITION

➤sense in⋯方面的道理

◇There's a lot of sense in what he's saying.他說的話很有道理。

PHRASES

➤have more money than sense (especially BrE) 錢很多但亂花

➤make little sense沒有道理

◇It makes little sense to discuss this now.現在談這個不明智。

➤(not) an ounce of sense（沒有）絲毫判斷力

◇If you had an ounce of sense, you'd never have agreed to help him.你哪怕有一點點判斷力，也不會答應幫他的忙。

➤knock some sense into sb, talk sense into sb (especially NAmE) 勸說某人理智起來

◇I'm going to try and knock some sense into him.我會盡力讓他理智些。

◇We'll try and talk a little sense into her.我們會盡力勸她理智些。

➤there's no sense in sth⋯毫無道理

◇There's no sense in going home before the concert.去聽音樂會之前還回趟家，這麼做大可不必。

sense

noun⁵

your senses

normal state of mind正常的精神狀態

VERB + SENSES

➤come to, regain恢復理智；恢復清醒的頭腦

▸➤take leave of失常

◇Have you taken leave of your senses?你瘋了嗎？

➤bring sb to使某人恢復理智

sense

noun⁶

meaning含義

ADJECTIVE | VERB + SENSE | PREPOSITION | PHRASES

ADJECTIVE

➤broad, loose, wide廣義；非嚴格的意義

◇The novel is about education in its widest sense.這部小說寫的是最寬泛意義上的教育。

➤certain某種意義

◇In a certain sense, justice was done.從某種意義上講，正義得到了伸張。

➤limited, narrow, strict狹義；嚴格意義

➤full全部含義

◇This is a tragedy in the fullest sense of the word.從任何意義上講，這都是個悲劇。

➤accepted, classic, conventional, traditional公認的含義；經典的含義；傳統意義

◇I am not writing poetry in the traditional sense.我寫的不是傳統詩歌。

◇These teachings do not constitute a religion in the conventional sense.這些學說不構成傳統意義上的宗教。

➤general, ordinary, usual一般的／普通的／通常的含義

◇I don't have any friends in the usual sense of the word.我沒有任何通常意義上的朋友。

◇Literacy, in a general sense, cannot be said to cause social development.一般來說，讀寫能力不能說是推動社會發展的因素。

➤meaningful真正意義

◇He and I were no longer friends in any meaningful sense.從真正意義上來說，他和我不再是朋友了。

➤negative, positive消極／積極意義

➤practical實際意義

▸➤figurative, metaphorical修辭義；比喻義

▸➤literal字面意義

▸➤legal, technical法律含義；專業意義

➤spiritual精神含義

▸➤pejorative貶義

VERB + SENSE

➤have有含義

◇That word has three senses.那個詞有三個意思。

PREPOSITION

➤in a sense在某種意義上

◇In a sense, she's right.從某種意義上說，她是對的。

PHRASES

➤in every sense of the word, in a very real sense從任何意義來說；在真正意義上

◇In a very real sense, post-war repression was the continuation of the war.從真正意義上來說，戰後的經濟衰退就是戰爭的繼續。

➤in the true sense of the word就單詞的真實意義而言

sense

verb

ADVERB

➤immediately即刻感到

◇I immediately sensed something was wrong.我即刻覺察出有些不對勁兒。

➤clearly, strongly清楚地／強烈地感到

◇He clearly sensed that some points could be scored.他清楚地意識到有些分數是可以拿到的。

◇I sensed very strongly that she was angry with me.我強烈地意識到她在生我的氣。

➤dimly, vaguely隱約地／模糊地感到

➤almost幾乎感到

◇Sandra could almost sense the tension in the air.桑德拉幾乎能感覺到空氣中瀰漫着的緊張氣氛。

➤just剛好意識到

◇Maybe she could just sense what I needed.也許她恰恰能意識到我需要什麼。

➤apparently明顯感到

◇She apparently sensed defeat was inevitable.她明顯感到失敗不可避免。

➤intuitively本能地感覺到

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