sentient

/sen-shuhnt ‐shee-uhnt ‐tee-uhnt/US // ˈsɛn ʃənt ‐ʃi ənt ‐ti ənt //UK // (ˈsɛntɪənt) //

有知觉的,有知觉的人,有知觉,有意识的

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : having the power of perception by the senses; conscious.
- : characterized by sensation and consciousness.

n.名词 noun

adj.conscious

Synonyms

And, of course, those people working in animal laboratories, animal research, they don’t want to think animals are sentient.
In terms of just the number of sentient beings — the sheer number of captive beings — chickens are up there.
It was as though our party had been teleported onto some far-off planet and we were the only sentient creatures.
I also saw these sentient, highly intelligent animals display other typically human behaviors.
The scientist you interacted with was probably a very nice person—but just didn’t seem to think that the animals they experimented on were very sentient and probably in enormous distress.
What is the quality of the sentient light they encounter, that “shines not burns”?
Add Jews and Muslims to the mix, and a monotheistic belief in a sentient higher power is practically universal in the U.S.
Professor Smith also makes the case for future droids becoming quasi-sentient—with pre-programmed sentience, that is.
Moreover, taking the life of a sentient being is repugnant, a sin that prevents many devout Buddhists from slaughtering animals.
In the world where we are, we see all sentient beings living and suffering in the midst of dangers.
Thus a sentient and thinking being needs but to feel and to think, in order to discover that which is due to him and to others.

/sen-shuhnt ‐shee-uhnt ‐tee-uhnt/US // ˈsɛn ʃənt ‐ʃi ənt ‐ti ənt //UK // (ˈsɛntɪənt) //

有知觉的,有知觉的人,有知觉,有意识的

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : having the power of perception by the senses; conscious.
- : characterized by sensation and consciousness.

n.名词 noun

adj.conscious

Synonyms

And, of course, those people working in animal laboratories, animal research, they don’t want to think animals are sentient.
In terms of just the number of sentient beings — the sheer number of captive beings — chickens are up there.
It was as though our party had been teleported onto some far-off planet and we were the only sentient creatures.
I also saw these sentient, highly intelligent animals display other typically human behaviors.
The scientist you interacted with was probably a very nice person—but just didn’t seem to think that the animals they experimented on were very sentient and probably in enormous distress.
What is the quality of the sentient light they encounter, that “shines not burns”?
Add Jews and Muslims to the mix, and a monotheistic belief in a sentient higher power is practically universal in the U.S.
Professor Smith also makes the case for future droids becoming quasi-sentient—with pre-programmed sentience, that is.
Moreover, taking the life of a sentient being is repugnant, a sin that prevents many devout Buddhists from slaughtering animals.
In the world where we are, we see all sentient beings living and suffering in the midst of dangers.
Thus a sentient and thinking being needs but to feel and to think, in order to discover that which is due to him and to others.