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1 Konzept
n; -(e)s, -e (rough) draft; für eine Rede: auch notes Pl.; (Plan) plan(s Pl.); aus dem Konzept kommen oder geraten lose the thread; jemanden aus dem Konzept bringen put s.o. off his ( oder her) stride; jemandem das Konzept verderben thwart s.o.’s plans; das passt ihr nicht ins Konzept it doesn’t fit in with her plans; (gefällt ihr nicht) she doesn’t like it* * *das Konzeptidea; concept; rough copy* * *Kon|zẹpt [kɔn'tsɛpt]nt -(e)s, -e(= Rohentwurf) draft, notes pl; (für Aufsatz etc auch) rough copy; (= Plan, Programm) plan, programme (Brit), program (US); (= Begriff, Vorstellung) conceptes ist jetzt wenigstens als or im Konzept fertig — at least the draft etc is ready now
jdn aus dem Konzept bringen — to put sb off (esp Brit), to break sb's train of thought; (inf: aus dem Gleichgewicht) to upset sb
aus dem Konzept geraten — to lose one's thread; (inf: aus dem Gleichgewicht) to get upset
das passt mir nicht ins Konzept — that doesn't fit in with my plans or doesn't suit my plans
* * *Kon·zept<-[e]s, -e>[kɔnˈtsɛpt]nt1. (Entwurf) draftals [o im] \Konzept in draft [form]2. (Plan) planjdn aus dem \Konzept bringen to put sb offaus dem \Konzept geraten [o kommen] to lose one's train of thoughtjdm nicht ins \Konzept passen to not fit in with sb's plansjdm das \Konzept verderben (fam) to foil sb's plan* * *das; Konzept[e]s, Konzepte1) (Rohfassung) [rough] draft2)aus dem Konzept kommen od. geraten — lose one's thread
jemanden aus dem Konzept bringen — put somebody off his/her stroke
3) (Programm) programme; (Plan) planjemandem das Konzept verderben — (ugs.) ruin somebody's plans
jemandem nicht ins Konzept passen — (ugs.) not suit somebody's plans
* * *geraten lose the thread;jemanden aus dem Konzept bringen put sb off his ( oder her) stride;jemandem das Konzept verderben thwart sb’s plans;das passt ihr nicht ins Konzept it doesn’t fit in with her plans; (gefällt ihr nicht) she doesn’t like it* * *das; Konzept[e]s, Konzepte1) (Rohfassung) [rough] draft2)aus dem Konzept kommen od. geraten — lose one's thread
jemanden aus dem Konzept bringen — put somebody off his/her stroke
3) (Programm) programme; (Plan) planjemandem das Konzept verderben — (ugs.) ruin somebody's plans
jemandem nicht ins Konzept passen — (ugs.) not suit somebody's plans
* * *-e n.concept n.conception n.plan n.rough draft n. -
2 Programmfaden
m <tech.allg> ■ program thread; thread
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