No. 1,614 in French
sentent
"Sentent" means "feel" or "sense" (third-person plural form of "sentir").
In a sentence
Les enfants sentent le parfum des fleurs dans le jardin.
The children smell the scent of the flowers in the garden.
'sentent' is used as a present tense verb meaning 'to smell or perceive fragrances'.
Elles se sentent heureuses après avoir entendu la bonne nouvelle.
They feel happy after hearing the good news.
'sentent' is used in the reflexive sense to describe 'feeling emotions'.
Ils sentent que le projet va réussir malgré les défis.
They feel that the project will succeed despite the challenges.
'sentent' is used to convey 'a sense or intuition about something'.
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