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1 concevoir
concevoir [kɔ̃s(ə)vwaʀ]➭ TABLE 28 transitive verba. ( = penser) to imagine ; [+ fait, concept, idée] to conceive ofb. ( = élaborer) [+ voiture, maison, produit] to design ; [+ solution, projet, moyen] to devise• bien/mal conçu [projet, livre] well/badly thought out ; [voiture, maison] well/badly designedc. ( = envisager) voilà comment je conçois la chose that's how I see itd. ( = comprendre) to understande. [+ enfant] to conceive* * *kɔ̃s(ə)vwaʀ
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1) ( élaborer) to design [produit, projet]bien/mal conçu — well/badly designed
2) ( procréer) to conceive [enfant]3) ( comprendre) to understandje ne conçois pas de faire — I cannot conceive of ou imagine having to do
4) ( considérer) to see ( comme as)5) ( ressentir) fml to conceive [haine]; to have [doute]
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se concevoir verbe pronominal1) ( être imaginable) to be conceivable2) ( être compréhensible) to be understandable3) ( s'élaborer)* * *kɔ̃s(ə)vwaʀ1. vt1) [idée, projet] to conceive, to conceive of2) [méthode, plan d'appartement, décoration] to plan, to designmaison bien conçue — well-designed house, well-planned house
maison mal conçue — badly-designed house, badly-planned house
3) [enfant] to conceive2. vi[femme] to conceive* * *concevoir verb table: recevoirA vtr1 ( élaborer) to design [produit, système, projet] (pour qch for sth; pour faire to do); conçu et réalisé par designed and produced by; un système conçu comme flexible a system which is designed to be adaptable; notre hôtel a d'abord été conçu comme une maison we wanted our hotel to be first and foremost a home; bien/mal conçu well/badly designed; conçu en ces termes phrased in these terms;2 ( procréer) to conceive [enfant];3 ( comprendre) to understand [attitude, réaction]; on conçoit tout à fait que it is perfectly understandable that; je conçois très bien que I fully understand why; je ne conçois pas de faire I cannot conceive of ou imagine having to do;5 ( considérer) to see [phénomène, activité] (comme as); concevoir la politique comme un métier to see politics as a job; la rencontre a été conçue comme une première étape the meeting was envisaged as a first step;B se concevoir vpr1 ( être imaginable) to be conceivable; l'avenir ne se conçoit pas sans lui the future is inconceivable without him;2 ( être compréhensible) [attitude, réaction] to be understandable; cela se conçoit aisément this is quite understandable;3 ( s'élaborer) to be designed; se concevoir sur ordinateur to be designed on a computer.[kɔ̃s(ə)vwar] verbe transitifc'est ainsi que je conçois l'amour this is my idea of love ou how I see lovecela vous est difficile, je le conçois I can (well) understand that it's difficult for you5. [créer - meuble, décor, ouvrage] to design ; [ - plan, programme] to conceive, to devise, to think up (separable)parc bien/mal conçu well-/poorly-designed gardenune lettre conçue en ces termes a letter written as follows ou couched in the following terms————————se concevoir verbe pronominal
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