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Konzept
concept, idea; draft, outline
In German
Konzept
kon-TSEPT
Don't Get Confused!
Looks like
concept
In English means: "an abstract idea; a general notion"
Actually means
Konzept
concept, idea; draft, outline
Memory TipWhile 'Konzept' can mean 'concept', it very often means a 'draft' or 'outline' in German academic settings. English 'concept' is usually just the abstract idea. Think 'Konzept' as 'Concrete Outline Provided for the project'.
Example Sentences
- 1
Das Konzept seiner Doktorarbeit ist sehr originell.
The concept of his doctoral thesis is very original.
- 2
Ich habe nur ein grobes Konzept für meine Präsentation.
I only have a rough draft for my presentation.
FAQ
How do you say "concept, idea; draft, outline" in German?
"concept, idea; draft, outline" in German is "Konzept" (kon-TSEPT). Example: Das Konzept seiner Doktorarbeit ist sehr originell..
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