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1. (n.) concept
a general notion or idea; conception.
2. concept
an idea of something formed by mentally combining all its characteristics or particulars; a construct.
3. concept
a directly conceived or intuited object of thought.
4. concept
a theme or image, esp. as embodied in the design or execution of something.
Etymology: (1550–60; < L conceptum something conceived, orig. neut. of conceptus, ptp. of concipere; see conceive)
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| Definition of 'concept' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) concept, conception, construct
an abstract or general idea inferred or derived from specific instances
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1. (noun) concept
an idea or notion
the concept of time travel
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| Definition of 'concept' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) concept
an abstract general conception; a notion; a universal
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Sense: an idea or theory
His design was a new concept in town-planning.
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Afrikaans: denkbeeld, konsepsie, beg |
Arabic: فِكْرَه، مَفْهوم |
Bulgarian: понятие |
Brazilian: conceito |
Czech: pojetí |
German: der Begriff |
Danish: begreb; idé; princip |
Greek: έννοια, αντίληψη |
Spanish: concepto |
Estonian: idee |
Farsi: ایده؛ نظر |
Finnish: konsepti |
French: concept |
Hebrew: רַעַיוֹן |
Hindi: संकल्पना |
Croatian: pojam, pristup, koncepcij |
Hungarian: fogalom |
Indonesian: konsep |
Icelandic: hugtak, heildarhugmynd |
Italian: concetto |
Japanese: 構想 |
Korean: 개념 |
Lithuanian: idėja, sąvoka, samprata |
Latvian: jēdziens; priekšstats |
Malay: konsep |
Dutch: begrip |
Norwegian: idé, forståelse, konsept |
Polish: rozwiązanie |
Persian: ایده؛ نظر |
Pashto: مفكوره، عقيده، تصور مفهوم |
Portuguese: conceito |
Romanian: concept, idee |
Russian: концепция |
Slovak: poňatie, pojem |
Slovenian: zamisel |
Serbian: koncept |
Swedish: koncept |
Thai: ความคิด |
Turkish: fakir, kavram, düşünce |
Taiwanese: 概念,理論 |
Ukrainian: поняття, ідея |
Urdu: تصور ، نظریہ |
Vietnamese: khái niệm |
Chinese: 概念,观念 |
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