make sense
US /meɪk sens/
UK /meɪk sens/
1.
to be logical, reasonable, or understandable
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Her explanation didn't make sense to me.
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It doesn't make sense to buy a new car when your old one still runs perfectly.
2.
to be a sensible or practical course of action
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It would make sense to leave early to avoid traffic.
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Does it make sense to invest in this volatile market right now?