notion

notion
'nəuʃən
noun
1) (understanding: I've no notion what he's talking about.) noción
2) (an uncertain belief; an idea: He has some very odd notions.) idea, concepto
3) (a desire for something or to do something: He had a sudden notion to visit his aunt.) idea
notion
tr['nəʊʃən]
noun
1 noción nombre femenino, idea, concepto
plural noun notions
1 SMALLAMERICAN ENGLISH/SMALL mercería f sing
notion ['no:ʃən] n
1) idea: idea f, noción f
2) whim: capricho m, antojo m
3) notions npl
: artículos mpl de mercería
notion
n.
• capricho s.m.
• idea s.f.
• inclinación s.f.
• noción s.f.
• noticia s.f.
• percepción s.f.
'nəʊʃən
noun
1) c
a) (idea) idea f

she hadn't the slightest notion of how to behave in public — no tenía ni la menor idea de cómo comportarse en público

I had a notion that ... — me dio la impresión de que ..., me pareció que ...

b) (inclination) (colloq)

I've a notion to tell him just what I think — tengo ganas de decirle exactamente lo que pienso

2) c (concept) concepto m
3) notions pl
a) (in sewing) artículos mpl de mercería
b) (AmE)

household/gift notions — artículos mpl para el hogar/de regalo

['nǝʊʃǝn]
N
1) (=idea) idea f ; (=view) opinión f , noción f ; (=whim) capricho m

I have a notion that ... — tengo la idea de que ...

I had no notion that he was planning to leave — no tenía ni idea de que tuviera pensado marcharse

to have no notion of — no tener ni idea de

I haven't the slightest notion — no tengo ni idea

to have a notion to do sth — estar inclinado a hacer algo

2) notions (Sew) artículos mpl de mercería, mercería f
* * *
['nəʊʃən]
noun
1) c
a) (idea) idea f

she hadn't the slightest notion of how to behave in public — no tenía ni la menor idea de cómo comportarse en público

I had a notion that ... — me dio la impresión de que ..., me pareció que ...

b) (inclination) (colloq)

I've a notion to tell him just what I think — tengo ganas de decirle exactamente lo que pienso

2) c (concept) concepto m
3) notions pl
a) (in sewing) artículos mpl de mercería
b) (AmE)

household/gift notions — artículos mpl para el hogar/de regalo


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