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inception

/ɪnˈsep.ʃən/

الترجمة: حدث يمثل البداية أو المرحلة الأولى لما يليه من أحداث.

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noun

/ɪnˈsep.ʃən/C1formal
  • arحدث يمثل البداية أو المرحلة الأولى لما يليه من أحداث.

An event that marks the beginning or first stage of subsequent events.

  1. Beginning or startB2formal

    The initial stage or event from which something develops; the point at which something begins.

    arالبداية

    • The inception of the project was met with great enthusiasm.
    • This company has grown rapidly since its inception.
    • The policy has been in effect since its inception in 2015.

    المرادفاتbeginningbirthcommencementdawninitiationlaunchonsetoriginoutsetstart

    الأضدادclosecompletionconclusionendfinaletermination

  2. Establishment of an organizationC1formal

    The founding or creation of an institution, business, or system.

    arتأسيس المنظمة

    • The inception of the United Nations took place in 1945.
    • The charity has helped thousands since its inception.
    • The firm celebrated the 50th anniversary of its inception.

    المرادفاتconstitutioncreationestablishmentformationfoundinginitiationinstitutionlaunch

  3. Concept of planting an ideaC1informal

    In a figurative sense, the introduction or implantation of a thought or concept into someone's mind.

    arغرس الفكرة

    • The movie explores the idea of the inception of a dream within a dream.
    • He described the inception of the plan as a moment of pure inspiration.
    • The speech marked the inception of a new movement in their community.

    المرادفاتimplantationinculcationinsinuationinstillationintroduction

الصيغ
  • inceptions plural form
  • inceptions' possessive plural form
  • inception's possessive singular form
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