English
Etymology
From Late Latin concisus ("cut short") < Latin concidere ("cut to pieces") < Latin caedere ("to cut, to strike down").
Pronunciation
IPA|/k�n'saɪs/
Adjective
en-adj
- expressing much with little to no extraneous detail or words; not verbose; brief and precise.
Translations
trans-top|brief and precise
Czech: stru�ný m
Dutch: beknopt f
Finnish: ytimekäs, lyhytsanainen
French: boncis
Hebrew: ת�צ�ת� (tamtzity) m, ת�צ�ת�ת (tamtzityt) f
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Italian: conciso
Spanish: conciso f
Swedish: koncis, kortfattad
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Synonyms
succinct
See also
concision
conciseness
succinct
Italian
Adjective
concise f
- Feminine plural form of conciso
Category:Italian adjective forms
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fr:concise
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it:concise
ja:concise
pl:concise
ru:concise
fi:concise
te:concise
vi:concise
zh:concise
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