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conceive

/kənˈsiːv/

Übersetzung: Verb, das den Vorgang bezeichnet, eine Idee, einen Plan oder ein Konzept im Geist zu entwickeln oder zu erfassen, sowie die Empfängnis bzw. das Schwangerwerden.

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/kənˈsiːv/B2formal
  • deVerb, das den Vorgang bezeichnet, eine Idee, einen Plan oder ein Konzept im Geist zu entwickeln oder zu erfassen, sowie die Empfängnis bzw. das Schwangerwerden.

A verb used to indicate the act of forming or developing an idea, plan, or concept in the mind, or to become pregnant.

  1. Form an ideaB2formal

    To form or develop an idea, plan, or concept in the mind.

    deErsinnen

    • She conceived the idea for the novel during her travels.
    • The architect conceived a revolutionary design for the building.
    • They conceived a plan to expand the business overseas.

    Synonymedevisedream upenvisionformulateideateimaginethink up

    Antonymemisconceivemistakemisunderstand

  2. B2formalmedical

    To become pregnant with a child.

    deEmpfangen

    • The couple conceived their first child after years of trying.
    • She conceived naturally without medical assistance.
    • Many women conceive within the first year of trying.
  3. Understand or imagineC1formal

    To be able to imagine or understand something.

    deVerstehen oder sich vorstellen

    • I cannot conceive how they managed to survive.
    • He could not conceive of a world without music.
    • It is difficult to conceive the scale of the universe.

    Synonymecomprehendenvisagefathomgraspimaginepictureunderstand

    Antonymemisconceivemisunderstand

Formen
  • conceived past participle
  • conceived past simple
  • conceiving present participle
  • conceives third person singular

Phrasal-Variantenconceive of

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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