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noción

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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notion [Am ˈnoʊʃ(ə)n, Brit ˈnəʊʃ(ə)n] N

1.1. notion C (idea):

notion
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 have some notion of mathematics
tengo algunas nociones de matemáticas
I had a notion that I'd been there before
tenía la sensación de que había estado allí antes

1.2. notion C (inclination) inf:

to have a notion to + infin
tener ganas de  +  infin
I've a notion to tell him just what I think
tengo ganas de decirle exactamente lo que pienso

2. notion C (concept):

notion
concepto m

3.1. notion <notions, pl > (in sewing):

notion
artículos mpl de mercería

3.2. notion <notions, pl > Am:

household/gift/office notions
artículos mpl para el hogar/de regalo/de oficina
quaint notion/garb
extraño
quaint notion/garb
curioso
grandiose claim/scheme/notion
fatuo
grandiose claim/scheme/notion
presuntuoso
she has a deranged notion that …
le ha entrado en la cabeza la locura de que …
to disabuse sb of sth I tried to disabuse him of the notion that …
intenté sacarlo del error de que …
this belies the notion that …
esto demuestra que no es cierto que …
introduce subject/topic/notion
introducir
popular belief/notion
generalizado
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noción
notion
ha perdido la noción del tiempo
he has lost all sense o notion of time
tiene un concepto equivocado de lo que es la caridad
he has a mistaken idea o notion o conception of what charity is all about

in the PONS Dictionary

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notion [ˈnəʊʃən, Am ˈnoʊ-] N

1. notion (idea):

notion
noción f
to have some notion of sth
tener algunas nociones de algo
to have no notion of sth
no tener ni idea de algo

2. notion (silly idea):

notion
burrada f
to have a notion to do sth
tener la intención de hacer algo
fantastic notion, plan
absurdo, -a
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percepción (idea)
notion
concepto (noción)
notion
in the PONS Dictionary
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notion [ˈnoʊ·ʃən] N

1. notion (idea):

notion
noción f
to have some notion of sth
tener algunas nociones de algo
to have no notion of sth
no tener ni idea de algo

2. notion (silly idea):

notion
burrada f
to have a notion to do sth
tener la intención de hacer algo
fantastic notion, plan
absurdo, -a
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percepción (idea)
notion
concepto (noción)
notion

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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to have some notion of sth
tener algunas nociones de algo
to have no notion of sth
no tener ni idea de algo
to have a notion to do sth
tener la intención de hacer algo

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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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