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1 ideare
scherzo, scusa think upmetodo, oggetto nuovo inventpiano, progetto devise* * *ideare v.tr.1 (immaginare) to think* up, to conceive, to devise: ideare un piano, to conceive (o to devise) a plan2 (progettare) to plan: ha ideato un nuovo modello, he's planned a new model3 (proporsi) to plan: ideare di fare qlco., to plan to do sthg.* * *[ide'are]verbo transitivo1) (immaginare) to think* up, to imagine2) (progettare) to plan, to devise* * *ideare/ide'are/ [1]1 (immaginare) to think* up, to imagine2 (progettare) to plan, to devise. -
2 concepire
conceive( ideare) devise, conceive* * *concepire v.tr.1 ( generare) to conceive; to become* pregnant with (a child)2 ( pensare, immaginare) to conceive, to imagine; ( escogitare) to conceive, to contrive, to devise: concepire un piano di fuga, to devise a plan of escape3 ( nutrire) to entertain, to harbour: concepire speranze, timori, sospetti, to entertain hopes, fears, suspicions4 ( comprendere) to understand*: non riesco a concepire come possa essere successo, I can't understand how that could have happened5 ( formulare) to express, to word, to draw* up: l'articolo è concepito nei seguenti termini..., the article is worded as follows...* * *[kontʃe'pire]verbo transitivo1) (sviluppare) to conceive [idea, passione]; to conceive, to devise [ metodo]3) (procreare) to conceive [ bambino]4) (capire, immaginare) to conceive, to understand* [atteggiamento, reazione]5) (intendere) to see* [fenomeno, attività, concetto] ( come as)* * *concepire/kont∫e'pire/ [102]1 (sviluppare) to conceive [idea, passione]; to conceive, to devise [ metodo]3 (procreare) to conceive [ bambino]4 (capire, immaginare) to conceive, to understand* [atteggiamento, reazione]; non riesco a concepire che parta I cannot conceive that he would leave5 (intendere) to see* [fenomeno, attività, concetto] ( come as). -
3 elaborare
"to work out;Erarbeiten, Ausarbeiten;elaborar"* * *elaboratedati processpiano draw up, work out* * *elaborare v.tr.1 to elaborate, to work out, to draw* up, to devise: elaborare un piano, to work out (o to devise) a plan2 (inform.) to process, to calculate: elaborare i risultati di un'inchiesta, to process the results of an inquiry; il computer elabora i dati, the computer processes data3 ( digerire) to elaborate* * *[elabo'rare]verbo transitivo1) (concepire) to elaborate [teoria, schema]; to work out, to devise [soluzione, piano]; to develop [ strategia]; to frame [ legge]2) (sviluppare) to process [ dati]3) inform. to process [ dati]4) bot. fisiol. to elaborate* * *elaborare/elabo'rare/ [1]1 (concepire) to elaborate [teoria, schema]; to work out, to devise [soluzione, piano]; to develop [ strategia]; to frame [ legge]2 (sviluppare) to process [ dati]3 inform. to process [ dati]4 bot. fisiol. to elaborate. -
4 architettare
architettare v.tr.1 to draw* up plans for (sthg.), to design* * *[arkitet'tare]* * *architettare/arkitet'tare/ [1] -
5 congegnare
congegnare v.tr.1 (tecn.) to contrive2 (fig.) to contrive, to devise, to think* up: congegnare una beffa, una truffa, to think up (o to plan) a practical joke, a swindle; congegnare un discorso, to plan a speech. -
6 architettare vt
[arkitet'tare](ideare) to devise, (macchinare) to plan, concoct -
7 concertare vt
[kontʃer'tare] -
8 architettare
vt [arkitet'tare](ideare) to devise, (macchinare) to plan, concoct -
9 concertare
vt [kontʃer'tare]
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