abstract
Prononciation : [/ˈæbˌstɹækt/]
Mot
Contexte : « conceptual »
(adjective) related to ideas or concepts rather than specific objects or actions. It's when you talk about things that aren't physical and you have to use your imagination to understand.
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The artist painted an abstract piece that represented her emotions.
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I prefer realistic art to abstract art because I like to see actual things in paintings.
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Can you explain the abstract concept of time to me?
Contexte : « summary »
(noun) a short summary of a complex topic that gives you an overview. It's like a short version of a longer story or explanation.
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The abstract at the beginning of the research paper provided a concise summary of the main findings.
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I didn't understand the abstract of the book, so I had to read the whole thing to get the main idea.
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What is the purpose of writing an abstract for a research paper?
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