| 单词 | conceptualising |
| 释义 | concept /konˈsept/noun
ORIGIN: L concipere, -ceptum to conceive conceptacle /kən-sepˈtə-kl/ noun (obsolete)
concepˈtion noun
Concepˈtionist noun A nun of an order founded in Portugal in 1489 in honour of the Immaculate Conception concepˈtious adjective (Shakespeare) Fruitful concepˈtive or concepˈtional adjective Capable of conceiving concepˈtual adjective Relating to conception or concepts concepˈtualism noun The doctrine in philosophy that universals exist only in the mind concepˈtualist noun conceptualisˈtic adjective conceptualizāˈtion or conceptualisāˈtion noun concepˈtualize or concepˈtualise transitive verb To form a concept, idea, notion or mental picture of intransitive verb
concepˈtually adverb concepˈtus /-təs/ noun (pl concepˈtuses or (incorrectly) concepˈtī (the Classical L pl being conceptūs))
concept album noun An album of recorded music in which each piece is linked to a common theme concept car noun A prototype car produced by a manufacturer to illustrate a general idea or genre of vehicle conceptual art noun A revolutionary type of art of the 1960s and 1970s, concentrating not so much on a completed image as on the means of producing an image or concept |
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