英[ˌpriːkən'sepʃn]美[ˌpriːkən'sepʃn]
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pre-,在前,早于,预先,conception,概念。
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A preconception is an idea or opinion you have about something before you really know much about it. You might have the preconception that all New Yorkers are rude until you visit the city and start meeting friendly people.
Imagine you give your friend an assessment of a popular TV show, saying, “Oh, it's so boring!” despite the fact that you've never seen it. Your negative opinion of the show is a preconception — you may be correct about the show, but you won't know until you actually sit down a watch a few episodes. Preconception comes from pre, “before,” and the Latin concipere, “to take in and hold.”
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词根:preconceive
adj.preconceived预想的;(思想或观点)事先形成的
v.preconceived预想(preconceive的过去式和过去分词)
vt.preconceive预想,使成先入之见;对…事先加以考虑