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noción
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notion [Am ˈnoʊʃ(ə)n, Brit ˈnəʊʃ(ə)n] N
1.1. notion C (idea):
notion
1.2. notion C (inclination) inf:
to have a notion to + infin
tener ganas de  +  infin
2. notion C (concept):
notion
3.1. notion <notions, pl > (in sewing):
notion
3.2. notion <notions, pl > Am:
quaint notion/garb
quaint notion/garb
grandiose claim/scheme/notion
grandiose claim/scheme/notion
she has a deranged notion that
to disabuse sb of sth I tried to disabuse him of the notion that
this belies the notion that
introduce subject/topic/notion
popular belief/notion
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notion [ˈnəʊʃən, Am ˈnoʊ-] N
1. notion (idea):
notion
to have some notion of sth
to have no notion of sth
2. notion (silly idea):
notion
to have a notion to do sth
fantastic notion, plan
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notion [ˈnoʊ·ʃən] N
1. notion (idea):
notion
to have some notion of sth
to have no notion of sth
2. notion (silly idea):
notion
to have a notion to do sth
fantastic notion, plan
Spanish
Spanish
English
English
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His military officers protested against this notion, and insisted that none were as qualified as him to lead the country.
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The notion to maintain the roads also fell.
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Several episodes, characters, and story arcs deal directly with the notion of religion.
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The second thesis challenges this notion and suggests that these neighborhoods are thriving economically.
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More moderate pan-democrats that avoided the notion of civic nomination were effectively squeezed out.
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