make sense of

常見例句

“My job is to make sense of those results,” he says.
“我的工作是讓這些樣本變得有意義，”他說。
To live, for Darwin, meant looking and examining and then writing down what he saw and then trying to make sense of it.
對達爾文來說，活著就意味著觀察和檢驗，然后把他看到的記下來，努力搞清楚其中的意義。
Like our parents we’ll be struggling through on a wing and a prayer trying on one hand to make sense of this technology ourselves; and the other hand teaching our children how to use it responsibly.
就像我們父母所作的一樣，一方面盡可能了解這些新技術(shù)、新平臺，雖然這對一些父母來說難如登天；另一方面教導(dǎo)孩子在使用這些技術(shù)和平臺的時候保持理智和節(jié)制。

Using it could make the most sense in areas where farmers grow lots of rice and the hulls might just go to waste.
We are not talking about the cure for cancer, but it does have it within it to help us make sense of things.
雖然詩歌不能治愈癌癥,但它確實能夠幫助我們理解事物。
普林斯頓公開課 - 人性課程節(jié)選
You take a nine-month-old and for Piaget a nine-month-old is just starting to make sense of objects and their permanence.
你找到一個九個月大的嬰兒,在皮亞杰看來,九個月大的嬰兒才剛剛發(fā)展出,客體以及客體永存性的概念
耶魯公開課 - 心理學(xué)導(dǎo)論課程節(jié)選

Our conference, now in its third year, aims to make sense of a world in transformation.
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Even if the computers can handle the raw data, people must make sense of it all.
FORBES: Totally Wired U.
And no Netflix Prize-funded algorithm could ever be expected to make sense of it all.
FORBES: Dear Netflix: It's Time To Fix Your Algorithm