Definition of idée reçue in English:

idée reçue

nounPlural idées reçues ˌiːdeɪ rəˈs(j)uːēˌdā rəˈso͞o

A generally accepted concept or idea.
普遍接受的概念（或观念）
Example sentencesExamples
- But maybe it's just a sort of translingual ‘idée reçue’.
- The analogy is an idée reçue by now, but the article is full of interesting history.
- This approach allows her to confront idées reçues; to challenge the predictable ‘order of things.’
- The Dutch periodical OnzeTaal linked to the NYT article and also to my earlier post on the topic - maybe the internet culture can start to keep these small thoughtless quantitative ‘idées reçues’ in check.
- There are two widespread views - one could call them idées reçues, in the Flaubertian sense - on the impact of photography.
- Every sacred idée reçue of the cold war… is methodically raked over with a barrage of satire.

Origin

French, literally 'received idea'.

Definition of idée reçue in US English:

idée reçue

nounēˌdā rəˈso͞o

A generally accepted concept or idea.
普遍接受的概念（或观念）
Example sentencesExamples
- This approach allows her to confront idées reçues; to challenge the predictable ‘order of things.’
- The Dutch periodical OnzeTaal linked to the NYT article and also to my earlier post on the topic - maybe the internet culture can start to keep these small thoughtless quantitative ‘idées reçues’ in check.
- The analogy is an idée reçue by now, but the article is full of interesting history.
- Every sacred idée reçue of the cold war… is methodically raked over with a barrage of satire.
- But maybe it's just a sort of translingual ‘idée reçue’.
- There are two widespread views - one could call them idées reçues, in the Flaubertian sense - on the impact of photography.

Origin

French, literally ‘received idea’.

单词	idée reçue
释义	Definition of idée reçue in English: idée reçue nounPlural idées reçues ˌiːdeɪ rəˈs(j)uːēˌdā rəˈso͞o A generally accepted concept or idea. 普遍接受的概念（或观念） Example sentencesExamples But maybe it's just a sort of translingual ‘idée reçue’. The analogy is an idée reçue by now, but the article is full of interesting history. This approach allows her to confront idées reçues; to challenge the predictable ‘order of things.’ The Dutch periodical OnzeTaal linked to the NYT article and also to my earlier post on the topic - maybe the internet culture can start to keep these small thoughtless quantitative ‘idées reçues’ in check. There are two widespread views - one could call them idées reçues, in the Flaubertian sense - on the impact of photography. Every sacred idée reçue of the cold war… is methodically raked over with a barrage of satire. Origin French, literally 'received idea'. Definition of idée reçue in US English: idée reçue nounēˌdā rəˈso͞o A generally accepted concept or idea. 普遍接受的概念（或观念） Example sentencesExamples This approach allows her to confront idées reçues; to challenge the predictable ‘order of things.’ The Dutch periodical OnzeTaal linked to the NYT article and also to my earlier post on the topic - maybe the internet culture can start to keep these small thoughtless quantitative ‘idées reçues’ in check. The analogy is an idée reçue by now, but the article is full of interesting history. Every sacred idée reçue of the cold war… is methodically raked over with a barrage of satire. But maybe it's just a sort of translingual ‘idée reçue’. There are two widespread views - one could call them idées reçues, in the Flaubertian sense - on the impact of photography. Origin French, literally ‘received idea’.
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