¿Qué significa idea en inglés?

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idea Significado & definición

0 a suggestion or plan -- idea, plan
- What a good idea!
- It was Kate’s idea to hire a car.
1 an opinion or belief -- idea
- We have very different ideas about politics.
2 to not know -- no tener ni idea
- ‘Where’s Matt?’ ‘I have no idea.’
3 an understanding, thought, or picture in your mind -- idea, impresión
- I think you’ve got the wrong idea about this.
4 sth you think of -- idea [ feminine ]
- I have an idea – let’s go to the park. Tengo una idea – vamos al parque.
- At first they didn’t know what to do. Then Shirley had an idea. Al principio no sabían qué hacer. Entonces Shirley tuvo una idea.
5 an opinion -- idea [ feminine ]
- His ideas about married life are a little old-fashioned. Sus ideas sobre la vida matrimonial están un poco anticuadas.
- her interesting ideas on religion sus interesantes opiniones sobre la religión
6 understanding or knowledge of sth -- idea [ feminine ]
- He has no idea how to get there. No tiene ni idea de cómo llegar allí.
- Can you give me a rough idea of what he looks like? ¿Puedes darme una idea aproximada de qué aspecto tiene?
7 an aim or purpose -- idea [ feminine ]
- The idea is that the project will bring the community together. La idea es que el proyecto unirá a la comunidad.

That, we believe, would be a really bad idea.
The symbolism of the occasion reminds us of two fundamental ideas that must be kept at the forefront.
We are talking here about intellectual property, in other words the ownership of something intangible and imponderable - ideas.
I am more interested in the originality or old age of the ideas of these three individuals rather than their chronological age.
There are initiatives that we should certainly consider, not least the idea of producing fertilisers locally, for example.
This is borne out in his ideas that we should aim for full recovery of costs rather than expect extra charges for each additional train.
I will conclude with a rapid presentation of the ideas on which very swift action is needed.
It is wrong to award patents to ideas, to knowledge and – who knows where it will end – to life itself.