think

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n. (colloq.) (BE) to have a think about

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v.

1) to think aloud; clearly; hard (I thought hard and finally remembered the name)

2) (D; intr.) ('to reflect') to think about, of (I was thinking about you; to think of the past)

3) (d; intr.) ('to be concerned') to think about, of (I was only thinking of your welfare when I declined the offer)

4) (d; intr.) to think of ('to have an opinion of') (what do you think of this proposal?)

5) (d; intr.) to think of ('to consider; to intend') (she never thought of telephoning; to think of resigning)

6) (E) ('to remember') (she never thought to call)

7) (L) ('to anticipate') we thought that it would rain

8) (L) ('to believe') I think that he is a fool

9) (M; used in the passive) ('to consider') he is thought to be irreplaceable

10) (N; used with an adjective) ('to consider') many people think her charming

11) (misc.) I thought to myself that it would be nice to have some hot soup; he doesn't think of himself as a politician; to think better of doing smt. ('to change one's mind about doing smt.')

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clearly

he doesn't think of himself as a politician

to think better of doing smt. ('to change one's mind about doing smt. ')

hard (I thought hard and finally remembered the name)

of (I was only thinking of your welfare when I declined the offer)

(D; intr.) ('to reflect') to think about

(L) ('to anticipate') we thought that it would rain

(L) ('to believe') I think that he is a fool

(M; used in the passive) ('to consider') he is thought to be irreplaceable

(N; used with an adjective) ('to consider') many people think her charming

(N; used with an adjective) ('to consider') many people think her charming

(colloq.) (BE) to have a think about

(misc.) I thought to myself that it would be nice to have some hot soup

to think aloud

(d; intr.) to think of (she never thought of telephoning; to think of resigning; 'to consider; to intend')

(d; intr.) to think of (what do you think of this proposal?; 'to have an opinion of)