to think
∞
1.0
- verb
- /θɪŋk/
:
imaginar
- Look, you got to think about yourself, Eden, okay?
- think differently
- think creatively
- Just think
I I struggle to think why that might be.
- I I struggle to think why that might be.
- And then think of think of what you want.
- It opens up for us new things that we can think, but it also conceals.
- I'm trying to, I'm trying to think of a semi interesting answer.
- So I'm trying to think of things Packing.
- Because potential for me means if a human can think it, it's there.
- I'm that makes me happy that to think that I was in your past.
Examples
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Before making a decision, I always take a moment to think about all my options.
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It's just you got to start thinking about your future.
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And it was the first time I began to think maybe this is real.
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I mean, it really makes you think, how important is this to me?
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And we were thinking about you.
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We must get to know and understand these questions, and think in these terms.
Academic text (2011) -
But instead, take a moment to stop, be still, think, pause.
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I think I'm gonna go up to my room.
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I just kept using what I learned in class to think logically about the situation.
Academic text (2011) -
As you redesign your student project assignment, think about the purpose of the presentation.
Academic text (2011)
Synonyms
∞
1.6
Intend to talk about someone or something
∞
1.0
To picture something in your mind
∞
1.8
To think that someone or something is a certain way
∞
1.3
To form a picture in your mind of something not real
∞
2.4
Plan to do something in the future
834
1.0
See someone or something in a certain way
343
2.9
To imagine how something looks
164
4.1
To picture something in your mind, often a possible future
82
4.2
Think about an idea or possibility
75
3.8
Form a clear picture of something in your mind
74
5.2
To form an idea or plan in your mind
33
5.3
To imagine something as possible or real
12
6.9
To form an idea in your mind about something
11
6.8
To form a picture in your mind of something not present
To think of new ideas
Antonyms
Idioms
- Informal
8
6.1
To answer or act quickly and clearly when something unexpected happens
- Informal
4
3.5
To pause and imagine how your words will affect others before you say them
2
9.9
Imagine a pleasant place to help you get through an unpleasant experience
- Informal
1
9.8
To be wrong about something and later be forced to change your mind
- Informal
To make decisions using feelings instead of careful thought
Phrasal Verbs
- Informal
105
3.2
To look at all the details and what may happen before you decide
Compounds
76
4.1
A group of experts who study public problems and give advice to governments and others
- Literature
1
6.8
An article in a newspaper or magazine that gives opinions to start a discussion
How Vivid
Surface Forms
Etymology
Think originally came from an old English word thencan meaning 'to form an idea in your mind', so to think can mean to imagine, picture, or plan something in your head.