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With the exception of those who are unfortunately handicapped or disabled, most people in the world have the same five senses of hearing, sight, smell, taste and touch. Some people, however, develop one or more of their senses up to a higher level. For example, a wine connoisseur may be able to tell exactly where and when a certain vintage wine was made just by the smell and taste. Someone who "has a good eye for" art, may be able to discriminate between valuable and worthless paintings.
這個世界上的有些人生有缺陷或不幸傷殘，但大多數人都有五種相同的感官：聽覺、視覺、嗅覺、味覺和觸覺。然而，有些人的某一感官卻可達到更高的水平。例如，葡萄酒鑒賞家只通過嗅覺和味覺就可說出某一佳釀的確切產地和年份。而一個對藝術敏感的人可以區分出哪些是無價之寶，哪些是平凡贗品。
Likewise, someone who "has a good ear for" music may be able to tell everything about a piece of classical music after hearing only the first three notes. Others may "have a good ear for" languages, and learn how to speak in several tongues.
同樣，對音樂敏感的人僅僅在聽過三個音符之后就可把一首古典音樂講得頭頭是道。還有一些人對語言有天賦，可以學會數種語言。
