idea

Meaning

idea

Etymology

Borrowed from Latin: idea

In summary

Learned borrowing from Latin idea, from Ancient Greek ἰδέα (idéa, “notion, pattern”), from εἴδω (eídō, “I see”).

Sentences

A mente humana non pode producir tal idea .

The human mind cannot produce such an idea.

Isto conduce á idea da forma polar dos números complexos .

This leads to the idea of the polar form of complex numbers.

Esa idea parte do descoñecemento.

This is part of the unknown.

A ineficacia do discurso é outra idea presente .

The inefficiency of speech is another present idea.

Defendeu a idea da importancia dos valores e as interaccións sociais na investigación científica .

He advocated the idea of the importance of values and social interactions in scientific research.

Esta idea expresaríase na actualidade co concepto de desenvolvemento aberto ou indeterminado.

This idea would be expressed today with the concept of open or indeterminate development.