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notion

/ˈnəʊ.ʃən/

Traduction: Notion désigne une idée générale, une conception, une connaissance ou une opinion que l'on a de quelque chose.

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noun

/ˈnəʊ.ʃən/B2formal
  • frNotion désigne une idée générale, une conception, une connaissance ou une opinion que l'on a de quelque chose.

A noun referring to a general concept, idea, belief, or understanding about something.

  1. Idea or beliefB1formal

    A general understanding or belief about something, often not fully formed.

    frnotion (idée ou croyance)

    • She had a vague notion of what the project entailed.
    • He rejected the notion that money brings happiness.
    • The notion of freedom is central to their philosophy.

    Synonymesbeliefconceptfeelingideaimpressioninklingopinionsuspicionthoughtview

    Antonymescertaintyfactknowledgeproofrealitytruth

  2. Impulse or whimB2informal

    A sudden desire or inclination to do something.

    frCaprice ou impulsion

    • On a sudden notion, she decided to travel to Paris.
    • He bought the car on a whim, without much thought.
    • The notion to quit his job came out of nowhere.

    Synonymescapricefancyimpulseinclinationurgevagarywhim

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