گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'concept'

1 حسابداری و مالی:: گرایش- مفهوم

2 عمومی:: مفهوم‌

3 عمومی:: عقیده‌

4 عمومی:: کانسپت

5 عمومی:: مفهوم

6 عمومی:: تصور كلی‌

7 عمومی:: فكر

1 general::   noun ADJ. basic, simple | broad, general, overall, wider ‘Mental handicap’ should be replaced with the broader concept of ‘learning difficulties’. | entire, whole The whole concept of responsibility was alien to him. | central, core, essential, fundamental, important, key | clear, precise | ambiguous, elusive, nebulous, vague The concept of ‘adequate medical care’ is too vague. | complex, difficult, sophisticated | abstract, intellectual, theoretical | alien, bizarre | underlying | useful | modern, new, novel | old-fashioned, traditional | business, design, economic, historical, legal, mathematical, political, psychological, religious, scientific VERB + CONCEPT have Teachers should have a clear concept of what a multiracial society is. | grasp, understand She finds it difficult to grasp abstract concepts. | define, formulate, frame the need to create new words to frame new concepts | introduce | develop PREP. ~ of He formulated the concept of imaginary time.

2 general:: concept adjectives a new concept • Part of a teacher’s job is to introduce new concepts to students. a basic/fundamental concept • The children are taught the basic concepts of mathematics. a key/central/important concept • The title tells you something about the central concept of the poem. a difficult concept • Difficult concepts can sometimes be explained by diagrams or graphs. a simple concept • Cause and effect is a fairly simple concept. the whole concept of something • Some people reject the whole concept of evolution. a general/broad concept • The book begins with some general historical concepts. an abstract concept (= based on general ideas rather than on something that exists ) • He finds it hard to grasp abstract concepts. a theoretical concept (= that exists only as a theory ) • The theoretical concepts of psychology, for example Freud’s ideas, are also useful in the study of literature. a legal/mathematical/marketing etc concept • Democracy is a very important political concept. an alien concept (= an idea that is very strange or that does not exist ) • In many countries, queuing for a bus is an alien concept. an ambiguous/vague concept (= one that is not clear or is hard to define ) • Creativity is an ambiguous concept. verbs have a concept of something • Animals have no concept of their own mortality. understand a concept • The class will help you understand the basic concepts of physics. grasp a concept (= understand it ) • Children often grasp new concepts more quickly than adults. introduce a concept • The first year of the course introduces the basic concepts of management. develop a concept • The Greeks developed the concept of a scientific theory.

3 general:: noun idea: It is an interesting concept.