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1 conceive
[kən'siːv]гл.1) постигать, пониматьI can't conceive how he could let her go. — Не понимаю, как он мог отпустить её.
Syn:3) ( conceive as) задумыватьLocal government is conceived as a single means of sending messages between the elected councillors and the citizens. — Местная администрация задумана как единственный посредник между гражданами и их выборными представителями.
Syn:devise 2.4) испытать, ощутить, почувствовать5) ( conceive of) представлять, воображатьI cannot conceive of such cruelty as to take a child away from its mother. — Не представляю, как можно отнять ребёнка у матери, это так жестоко.
Can you conceive of her doing such a stupid thing? — Ты можешь себе представить, чтобы она сделала такую глупость?
6) дать начало чему-л.Syn:7) забеременеть, зачать
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