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thought

/θɔːt/

Traduction: Produit de l'activité mentale, idée ou réflexion. Peut aussi désigner une opinion, une intention ou une méditation., Verbe désignant le processus d'utilisation de l'esprit pour considérer ou réfléchir à quelque chose, incluant aussi le fait de former une opinion, de croire ou d'imaginer.

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noun

/θɔːt/A2formal
  • frProduit de l'activité mentale, idée ou réflexion. Peut aussi désigner une opinion, une intention ou une méditation.

A product of mental activity, such as an idea, opinion, or belief formed through reflection, reasoning, or imagination.

  1. Mental conceptA2formal

    A specific notion, plan, or opinion that arises in the mind as a result of cognitive processes.

    fridée, notion mentale

    • Her initial idea about the project was far too ambitious for the limited budget.
    • He paused for a moment, waiting for a coherent theory to form in his head.
    • Deep reflection on the problem led him to an unexpected conclusion.
    • The philosophical concept presented in the lecture sparked a lively debate among students.
    • I need time to organize these abstract notions into a structured proposal.

    Synonymesassessmentbeliefconceptideaimpressionjudgmentnotionopinionview

  2. Process of thinkingB1formal

    The faculty or act of using the mind to formulate ideas, analyze information, or reach decisions (often used in the abstract).

    frPensée (processus de réflexion)

    • The cognitive process required to solve such a complex puzzle is truly fascinating.
    • Clear reasoning is essential when making life-altering decisions.
    • His intense concentration during the analysis period was clearly visible.
    • Logical contemplation of the evidence helped the jury reach a unanimous verdict.
    • I gave some serious consideration to his suggestion before providing an answer.

    Synonymescerebrationcognitionconsiderationcontemplationdeliberationintellectionmeditationponderingreflectionruminationthinking

  3. Concern or IntentionB2formal

    An expression of care, consideration, or a planned purpose regarding a person or future action.

    frattention, intention

    • Please accept my sincere condolences and best wishes during this difficult time.
    • He had no deliberate goal to offend anyone with his blunt remarks.
    • Her primary focus was on the welfare of the rescued animals.
    • They kept the needs of the local community in mind while designing the new park.
    • The committee's overarching aim was to improve safety standards in all factories.

    Synonymesaimconcernconsiderationdesignintentionplanpurposeregard

Formes
  • thoughts plural form
  • thoughts' possessive plural form
  • thought's possessive singular form
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verb

think/θɪŋk/A1formal
  • frVerbe désignant le processus d'utilisation de l'esprit pour considérer ou réfléchir à quelque chose, incluant aussi le fait de former une opinion, de croire ou d'imaginer.

A verb used to indicate the act of using one's mind to form ideas, opinions, or judgments, or to have a particular belief or opinion.

verbe irrégulier

  1. Have an opinion or beliefA1formal

    To have a particular opinion, belief, or idea about someone or something.

    frpenser, avoir une opinion

    • I think she's the best candidate for the job.
    • What do you think about the new policy?
    • He thinks that learning languages is important.

    Synonymesbelieveconsiderdeemholdjudgereckonregardsupposeview

  2. Consider or believeA1formal

    To consider something in a particular way or to believe something is true.

    frcroire, estimer

    • I think it's going to rain later.
    • She thinks of him as her best friend.
    • Do you think we should leave now?

    Synonymesbelieveconjectureconsiderdeemholdjudgeopineregardsupposeview

  3. Reflect or reasonA2formal

    To use your mind to consider or reason about something.

    frréfléchir

    • Let me think about it before I decide.
    • He thought carefully about his next move.
    • She thought long and hard about the offer.

    Synonymescogitateconsidercontemplatedeliberatemeditatemuseponderreasonreflectruminate

Formes
  • thought past participle
  • thought past simple
  • thinking present participle
  • thinks third person singular

Variantes phrasalthink ofthink outthink overthink up

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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