Anglais - Hongrois

idea

gb/aɪdˈiə/ us/aɪdˈiə/
A2 Anglais
~ 300
ötlet, elképzelés, gondolat, fogalom, alapgondolat, fő gondolat, lényeg
NOM A2
1
Schéma d’usage :
to have [an idea] about [something]
She had an idea for a new business.
Volt egy ötlete egy új vállalkozáshoz.
That's not a good idea right now.
Ez most nem jó ötlet.
He came up with an idea to solve the problem.
We should share our ideas in the meeting.
The idea of moving abroad excites me.
Exemples pédagogiques
I have an idea for dinner.
Van egy ötletem vacsorára.
That is a good idea.
Ez jó ötlet.
She told me her idea.
I like your idea.
He had an idea to make a game.
Erreur fréquente :
Learners sometimes confuse 'idea' with 'ideal'; 'ideal' means perfect or best, not a thought.
Sens
A thought, plan, or suggestion
Collocations
good idea |bad idea |have an idea |come up with an idea |share an idea
Synonymes
notion (Slightly more formal and can be more abstract.) | concept (Often used for broader or more theoretical ideas.)
Antonymes
reality (Refers to what actually exists, as opposed to a mental concept.)
Thèmes
communication |daily life |creativity |core_vocabulary
Définition

A thought or plan you have in your mind.

A mental concept, plan, or suggestion formed in the mind.

NOM A2
2
Schéma d’usage :
to have no idea [clause/what/where/etc.]
I have no idea where she went.
Fogalmam sincs, hová ment.
Do you have any idea how late it is?
Van fogalmad róla, milyen késő van?
They had some idea of the risks involved.
He finally got the idea after I explained it twice.
Exemples pédagogiques
I have no idea what to do.
Fogalmam sincs, mit csináljak.
She has no idea where he is.
Fogalma sincs, hol van.
Do you have any idea about the time?
He got the idea after I told him again.
Erreur fréquente :
Learners sometimes use 'I don't have any ideas' when they mean 'I have no idea' to express lack of knowledge.
Sens
Knowledge or awareness of something
Collocations
have no idea |some idea of |get the idea
Synonymes
awareness (Emphasizes conscious knowledge of something.) | understanding (Focuses on comprehension of meaning or significance.)
Antonymes
ignorance (Lack of knowledge or awareness.)
Thèmes
communication |knowledge |core_vocabulary |education
Définition

Knowing about something or understanding it.

An understanding or awareness of a situation, fact, or concept.

NOM B1
3
Schéma d’usage :
the idea is to [verb]
The main idea of the book is freedom.
A könyv fő gondolata a szabadság.
The whole idea was to help people learn faster.
Az egésznek az volt a lényege, hogy segítsen az embereknek gyorsabban tanulni.
The basic idea is that everyone should have equal rights.
Exemples pédagogiques
The main idea is easy to understand.
A fő gondolat könnyen érthető.
The basic idea is to work together.
Az alapgondolat az, hogy együtt dolgozzunk.
The whole idea is to help people.
Sens
Main principle or purpose
Collocations
main idea |basic idea |the whole idea
Synonymes
purpose (Focuses on the intended goal.) | principle (Highlights the underlying rule or belief.)
Antonymes
detail (A small specific part rather than the overall concept.)
Thèmes
communication |philosophy |core_vocabulary |education
Définition

The main reason or purpose for something.

The main principle, aim, or meaning behind something.

Grammaire
Forme canonique
idea
API
GB/aɪdˈiə/
US/aɪdˈiə/
Syllabes et accentuation
idea (1 syllabe)
Formes du mot
Noun
  • Base: idea
  • Plural: ideas
Famille de mots
Forms
ideas noun
Core family
ideal adjective B1 ideally adverb B1
Related words
idealism noun C1 idealist noun idealistic adjective B2
Advanced or less common
ideology noun B2 ideological adjective C1
Expressions

give someone an idea

1
/ɡˈɪv sˈʌmwˌʌn ən aɪdˈiə/
fixed phrase

Make someone think of something new

To make someone think of something they did not think of before.

Exemples
  • Your story gave me an idea for a new project.
  • That movie gave him an idea for his next painting.

have no idea

1
/hˈæv nˈoʊ aɪdˈiə/
fixed phrase

To not know at all

To not know anything about something.

Exemples
  • I have no idea what you're talking about.
  • She has no idea where her keys are.

the idea is that...

1
/ðə aɪdˈiə ˈɪz ðˈæt |/
fixed phrase

Explaining the main aim or concept

Used to explain the main purpose or meaning of something.

Exemples
  • The idea is that everyone shares their knowledge.
  • The idea is that we finish by Friday.

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