Vocab Bloom Hub

thing

/θɪŋ/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das einen unbestimmten oder nicht klar bestimmten Gegenstand, Objekt oder eine Angelegenheit bezeichnet.

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noun

/θɪŋ/A1formal
  • deSubstantiv, das einen unbestimmten oder nicht klar bestimmten Gegenstand, Objekt oder eine Angelegenheit bezeichnet.

A noun referring to an object, item, or matter that is unspecified or not clearly defined.

  1. A1informal

    A physical object or item that is not specifically named.

    deDing

    • What's that thing on the table?
    • I need to buy some things from the store.
    • Put your things in the drawer.

    Synonymearticleentityitemobjectpiece

  2. Matter or situationA1informal

    A situation, event, or matter that is being discussed or considered.

    deSache

    • How's everything? Anything new?
    • That's a good thing you called.
    • The main thing is to stay calm.

    Synonymeaffairbusinesscircumstanceconcerneventissuemattersituationsubjecttopic

  3. Feature or aspectA2informal

    A particular quality, feature, or aspect of something.

    deAspekt

    • One thing I like about this city is the food.
    • The best thing about the job is the team.
    • She has a thing for collecting old books.

    Synonymeaspectattributecharacteristicdetailelementfactorfeaturepointqualitytrait

  4. Obsession or preference (slang)B2slang

    An intense interest or preference for something.

    deVorliebe

    • He's got a thing for vintage cars.
    • I have a thing about horror movies.
    • Do you have a thing for spicy food?

    Synonymefetishfixationfondnesslikingobsessionpenchantpreferencesoft spottasteweakness

Formen
  • things plural form
  • things' possessive plural form
  • thing's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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