conceiving

UK
/kənˈsiːvɪŋ/
US
/kənˈsivɪŋ/
conceivinggerund / present participle
UK
/kənˈsiːvɪŋ/
US
/kənˈsivɪŋ/
Translations
fertileSens biologique : capable de concevoir.
The study focused on conceiving women in their late twenties.
L’étude portait sur des femmes fertiles dans la fin de la vingtaine.
Additional translations
créatifSens figuré : qui a la capacité de former des idées ou des projets.
Definitions
Capable of becoming pregnant; fertile.
The study focused on conceiving women in their late twenties.
Having the ability to form ideas or plans; imaginative or creative.
His conceiving mind produced an innovative solution.
conceivingnoun
Translations
conceptionSens médical : début de la grossesse, fécondation et implantation.
Conceiving can be difficult for some couples.
La conception peut être difficile pour certains couples.
conceptionSens abstrait : formation d’une idée, d’un concept ou d’un projet.
The conceiving of the new project took several brainstorming sessions.
La conception du nouveau projet a nécessité plusieurs séances de brainstorming.
Definitions
The act of becoming pregnant; the process of fertilization and implantation in the womb.
Conceiving can be difficult for some couples.
The formation of a concept, idea, or plan in the mind.
The conceiving of the new project took several brainstorming sessions.
conceiveverb

conceiving

ing-form

conceived
Past Simple
conceived
Past Participle
conceiving
ing-form
UK
/kənˈsiːv/
US
/kənˈsiv/
Translations
The architect conceived a new design for the city park.
L'architecte a conçu un nouveau projet pour le parc de la ville.
He could not conceive how anyone could be so cruel.
Il ne pouvait pas comprendre comment quelqu'un pouvait être si cruel.
Additional translations
concevoirEmploi biologique ; se dit surtout d’une femme ou d’un couple.
Definitions
To become pregnant with (a child).
She was thrilled to conceive her first child after years of trying.
To form or devise (a plan or idea) in the mind.
The architect conceived a new design for the city park.
To apprehend mentally; understand.
He could not conceive how anyone could be so cruel.
To become pregnant (of a woman), without taking a direct object.
After several treatments, she finally conceived.
To imagine or form a mental picture of (something that is not present or not yet real).
It is hard to conceive a world without poverty.