" sensing this...." meaning?
[..."whats u mean, sir?" he asks sensing this. ]
---i really can't make sense of the sentence ' SENSING THIS' , what "sensing" means in this case?ok, let me add more text from the article,
...When the emperor is asked what he thinks of Mozart's music, He says he likes it, but doesn't seem very convinced-something's not quite right. "What do you mean, sir?" Mozart asks sensing this. "Too many notes.", replies he emperor. ......
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when they say he is sensing something (in this context), Mozart is detecting that "something's not quite right."
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mabye to make sence= to understand find out. Still i feel a lack of context :)
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to sense = 检测
Mozart senses the emperor's feelings i.e. that the emperor feels something isn't quite right with Mozart's music.
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Hi Viki,
Exactly! Not enough text. Add some text,because it doesn't make much sense without adding some previous text , which probably would refer to 'this' .
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