reasonable
Aussprache: [/ˈɹi.zə.nə.bəl/]
Kontext: „judgment“
(adjective) when something makes sense or is fair and can be understood easily. It's like when you have good reasons for your decisions or actions.
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The teacher gave him a reasonable amount of time to finish the test.
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It's not reasonable to expect a toddler to sit still for hours.
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Do you think it's reasonable to ask for help when you need it?
Kontext: „price“
(adjective) when the cost of something seems fair or not too expensive. It's like when you think something is worth the money you have to pay for it.
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The restaurant has reasonable prices for their delicious food.
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The price tag on that designer handbag is not reasonable at all.
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Do you find the cost of this item to be reasonable?
Kontext: „behavior“
(adjective) when someone is acting in a sensible and logical way. It's like when you're being fair and not doing anything too extreme or crazy.
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He gave a reasonable response to her question, not overreacting or getting upset.
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His unreasonable behavior caused a lot of frustration among his colleagues.
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What do you think is a reasonable way to react in this situation?
Kontext: „size“
(adjective) not too big or small, but just the right amount. It's like when you want something to be average or moderate in size.
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The store offered clothes in all sizes, including reasonable options for plus-size customers.
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The tiny car was not a reasonable choice for a family of five.
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Do you think this amount is reasonable, or should we increase it?