1.b> 1) ; to have no notion (of ) , ; he has no notion of obedience i> ; , ; he has no notion of discipline , , ; to form a true [wrong] notion (of ) [] ( i>); I haven't the first / the faintest / notion about it / ;
2) , ; , ; a head full of silly notions ; as the notion takes him ; i> ;
2.b> 1) , ; , ; the common notion / ; my husband got the notion of selling our house ; to have a notion that / , ...; notion of compulsion .i> ;
2) .i> ; ; ;
3.b> pl .i> ; ( , . i>);
4.b> ; / / ; machines for flying in the air and other wonderful notions ;
5.b> , (. i> under the notion (of ) i> );
6.b> i> / ; she had / took / a sudden notion to visit all her relatives ; I have / take / no notion of going yet i> ;
7.b> .i> , ; i> / ; his notion weakens (Shakespearei>) - ;
notion(s) department .i> , .
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