Definition
Definition of conceptualised - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
ideasRare UK formed into a concept or ideaRare UK
- The conceptualised plan was presented to the board for approval.
- The conceptualised strategy was innovative and effective.
- Their conceptualised vision for the project was ambitious.
Origin of conceptualised
Latin, conceptus (conceived) + -alise (suffix)
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- French:conceptualisé, ...
- German:konzeptualisiert, ...
- Italian:concettualizzato, ...
- Spanish:conceptualizado, ...
- Portuguese:concebido, ...
- Chinese:概念化的, ...
- Japanese:概念化された, ...
- Arabic:مُتَصَوَّر, ...
- Hebrew:מוּשׂגִי, ...
- Russian:концептуализированный, ...
- Ukrainian:концептуалізований, ...
- Hindi:परिकल्पित, ...
Definition of conceptualise - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
idea formationUK form an idea or concept in the mindUK
- She can conceptualise a new product easily.
- It’s hard to conceptualise life on other planets.
- They conceptualise solutions before starting work.
Origin of conceptualise
Latin, conceptus (conceived) + -alise (to make)
View all translations of conceptualise
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- French:concevoir, ...
- German:konzipieren, ...
- Italian:concepire, ...
- Spanish:concebir, ...
- Portuguese:conceber, ...
- Chinese:构思, ...
- Japanese:考案する, ...
- Arabic:صَوَّرَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַמְשִׂיג בַּמַּחֲשָׁבָה, ...
- Russian:концептуализировать, ...
- Ukrainian:осмислити, ...
- Hindi:अवधारणा बनाना, ...
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