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Translate comprehension from English to French

Summary

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comprehension:
- compréhension; entendement; intelligence; conception; idée; notion
Wiktionary:
- comprehension → compréhension, entendement
- comprehension → compréhension

English

Detailed Translations for comprehension from English to French

comprehension:

comprehension [the ~] nom

the comprehension (understanding; notion; grasp)
la compréhension
- compréhension [la ~] nom
the comprehension (ability to understand; mental grasp; intellectual grasp)
la compréhension; l'entendement; l'intelligence; la conception; l'idée; la notion
- compréhension [la ~] nom
- entendement [le ~] nom
- intelligence [la ~] nom
- conception [la ~] nom
- idée [la ~] nom
- notion [la ~] nom

Translation Matrix for comprehension:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
compréhension	ability to understand; comprehension; grasp; intellectual grasp; mental grasp; notion; understanding	acumen; acuteness; awareness; brain; concept; conception; consciousness; discernment; idea; insight; keen perception; mind; notion; perception; realisation; realization; reason; sagacity; sharp-mindedness; sharpness; shrewdness; slyness; understanding
conception	ability to understand; comprehension; intellectual grasp; mental grasp	angle; aspect; attitude; brain; concept; conception; conviction; creed; discernment; disposition; idea; image; inclination; insight; interpretation; judgement; notion; opinion; outlook; perception; perspective; point of view; reading; stand; thought; understanding; version; view; vision; way of thinking
entendement	ability to understand; comprehension; intellectual grasp; mental grasp	concept; conception; idea; notion
idée	ability to understand; comprehension; intellectual grasp; mental grasp	angle; aspect; attitude; awareness; concept; conception; consciousness; hallucination; idea; image; insight; interpretation; notion; opinion; outlook; perspective; point of view; reading; realisation; realization; stand; thought; version; view; vision; way of thinking
intelligence	ability to understand; comprehension; intellectual grasp; mental grasp	acumen; acuteness; adeptness; apparition; brain; brainpower; brightness; brilliance; cleverness; discernment; dodge; frame of mind; genius; ghost; ghostly apparition; hastiness; humor; humour; hurry; ingenuity; insight; intellect; intellectual powers; intelligence; inventiveness; keen perception; mental capacity; mood; notion; perception; phantom; quick-wittedness; resourcefulness; sagacity; sense; sharp-mindedness; sharpness; shrewdness; slyness; smartness; specter; spectre; spook; temper; thought; understanding; wiliness
notion	ability to understand; comprehension; intellectual grasp; mental grasp	angle; aspect; attitude; awareness; concept; conception; consciousness; idea; image; insight; interpretation; notion; opinion; outlook; perception; perspective; point of view; reading; realisation; realization; stand; thought; understanding; version; view; vision; way of thinking
-	inclusion
Other	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	understanding

Related Words for "comprehension":

incomprehension

Synonyms for "comprehension":

understanding; apprehension; discernment; savvy
inclusion; involvement

Antonyms for "comprehension":

incomprehension

Related Definitions for "comprehension":

an ability to understand the meaning or importance of something (or the knowledge acquired as a result)¹
- how you can do that is beyond my comprehension¹
- he was famous for his comprehension of American literature¹
the relation of comprising something¹

Wiktionary Translations for comprehension:

comprehension

noun

thorough understanding
- comprehension → compréhension; entendement

comprehension

noun

faculté de comprendre, de concevoir.
- compréhension → comprehension

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• comprehension	→ compréhension	↔ Verständnis — Verstehen, das inhaltliche Begreifen eines Sachverhalts

Related Translations for comprehension

¹WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University