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I. notion [Brit ˈnəʊʃ(ə)n, Am ˈnoʊʃ(ə)n] N
1. notion (idea):
notion
idea f
I had a notion (that) he was married
avevo idea che fosse sposato
I never had any notion of asking her
non ho mai pensato di chiederglielo
this gave him the notion of going abroad
questo gli ha fatto venire voglia di andare all'estero
what gave you the notion that they were rich?
che cosa ti ha fatto pensare che fossero ricchi?
she has some strange notions
ha delle strane idee
what a silly notion!
che idea sciocca!
another one of his silly notions!
un'altra delle sue idee sciocche!
he got the notion that he hadn't been invited
si è messo in testa di non essere stato invitato
she got the notion into her head that …
si è messa in testa l'idea che …
what put such notions into your head?
che cosa ti ha fatto venire certe idee? da dove ti vengono queste idee?
don't be putting notions into his head!
non mettergli in testa certe idee!
2. notion (vague understanding):
notion
nozione f
notion
idea f
some notion of
alcune nozioni di
he has no notion of what is meant by discipline
non ha alcuna idea di cosa si intenda per disciplina
she has no notion of time
non ha nessuna nozione del tempo
3. notion (whim, desire):
notion
idea f
notion
voglia f
he had or took a sudden notion to go for a swim
gli è venuta improvvisamente voglia di andare a nuotare
II. notions N
notions npl Am (haberdashery):
notions
articoli m di merceria
explicate principle, notion
esplicare
dispel myth, notion
dissipare, scacciare
spurious argument, notion, allegation, claim, evidence, credentials
falso
phrase question, notion, sentence, speech
formulare
to run away with the idea or notion that …
immaginarsi che …
suspect claim, person, notion, vehicle
sospetto
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nozione
notion
nozione
notion
nozione
notion
astrusità
abstruse notion
concetto
notion
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Italian
Italian
notion [ˈnoʊ·ʃən] N
1. notion (idea):
notion
idea f
to have some notion of sth
avere una qualche idea di qc
to have no notion of sth
non avere la minima idea di qc
2. notion (silly idea):
notion
ghiribizzo m
to have a notion to do sth
avere voglia di fare qc
fantastic notion, plan
fantasioso, -a
Italian
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nozione
notion
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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)
to have some notion of sth
avere una qualche idea di qc
to have no notion of sth
non avere la minima idea di qc
to have a notion to do sth
avere voglia di fare qc
Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
The diversity of the exhibition dispels preconceptions as the finalists show that the knitted stitch has no limits.
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Similar misconceptions concerning the effect of water on weight loss and constipation have also been dispelled.
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A more careful discussion dispels any mystery here.
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It dispelled any notion of what songwriting is supposed to be.
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She raised a lot of questions whose answers dispelled her doubts and established deep faith and reverence for the speaker.
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