conceiver

/kənsˈivɚ/ noun

One who, or that which, conceives.

Word Origin A conceiver is someone who conceives — literally 'takes together' ideas. The root is Latin capere 'to seize,' with con- 'together.' So to conceive is to grasp ideas together, to form a concept. The same capere root gives us capture, accept (take to), except (take out), and perceive (take through).

noun One who, or that which, conceives. countable

As the conceiver of the innovative project, she received widespread recognition.

(名词) 构想者;构思者;创始者

作为这个创新项目的构思者,她获得了广泛认可。

(sustantivo) Quien o aquello que concibe.

Como creadora del proyecto innovador, recibió un amplio reconocimiento.

(nom) concepteur; conceptrice; auteur [Personne qui conçoit ou imagine quelque chose ; créateur, instigateur d'un projet ou d'une idée.]

En tant que conceptrice du projet innovant, elle a reçu une reconnaissance unanime.

(Substantiv) Urheber; Erschaffer [Jemand oder etwas, der bzw. das eine Idee, einen Plan oder ein Konzept entwickelt oder ersinnt.]

Als **conceiver** des innovativen Projekts erhielt sie große Anerkennung.

(名詞) 構想する人や物

革新的なプロジェクトの着想者として、彼女は広く認められた。

(substantivo) concebedor; conceitor; criador; idealizador [Aquele ou aquilo que concebe.]

Como criadora do projeto inovador, ela recebeu amplo reconhecimento.

Word parts: con + ceive + er

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