meaning
The French word 'sens' has a similar usage to its English counterpart 'meaning'. It can be used to describe the significance or interpretation of a word, phrase, or action. For instance, 'Quel est le sens de ce mot?' means 'What is the meaning of this word?'.
I don't feel anything.
This sentence uses 'sens' as a verb in the first person singular form of the verb 'sentir', which means 'to feel'. In this context, it can refer to physical sensations or emotions.
Which way does the Earth turn?
In this example, 'sens' is used as a noun to mean 'direction'. It's asking about the rotational direction of the Earth.
He has a lot of common sense.
Here, 'sens' is used within the term 'sens commun', which translates to 'common sense'. It refers to the natural ability to make good judgments and to behave in a practical and sensible way.