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think of

/θɪŋk əv/

Übersetzung: Partikelverb, das verwendet wird, um das Nachdenken über, das Sich-Erinnern an oder das Entwickeln einer Idee bezüglich einer Person oder Sache zu bezeichnen.

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verb

/θɪŋk əv/A2formal
  • dePartikelverb, das verwendet wird, um das Nachdenken über, das Sich-Erinnern an oder das Entwickeln einer Idee bezüglich einer Person oder Sache zu bezeichnen.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of considering, recalling, or having an idea about someone or something.

unzählbar · unregelmäßiges Verb · intransitiv · Phrasal, untrennbar

  1. Consider or contemplateformal

    To have a thought or idea about something or someone.

    deAn etwas denken

    • I often think of my childhood when I visit this park.
    • She thought of a solution to the problem.
    • What do you think of the new proposal?

    Synonymeconceiveconsidercontemplatedeliberateentertainimaginemeditatemull overmuseponderweigh

  2. Remember or recallformal

    To bring a memory or idea into one's mind.

    deSich erinnern

    • I can't think of his name right now.
    • She thought of her grandmother when she saw the old photo.
    • He tried to think of the answer during the exam.

    Synonymeconjure uprecallrecollectremember

  3. Imagine or conceiveformal

    To form a mental image or concept of something.

    deSich vorstellen

    • Can you think of a world without technology?
    • She thought of a new design for the logo.
    • He thought of a way to improve the process.

    Synonymeconceiveconjure updream upenvisionfancyimaginepicture

Formen
  • thought of past participle
  • thought of past simple
  • thinking of present participle
  • thinks of third person singular

Grundverbthink

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