think
🇺🇸
/θɪŋk/
🇬🇧
/θɪŋk/
verb
A1
To hold a belief or opinion about something.
I think he's the best candidate for the job.
A1
To use your mind to ponder or reflect on something.
I think a lot about the future.
A1
To have in mind, to conceive.
I was just thinking about our vacation plans.
A1
To imagine or suppose oneself in a particular situation.
Think yourself in my shoes for a moment.
A1
To anticipate or predict.
I thought it would rain today, but it's sunny.
R
To have thoughts of a certain kind or about a certain subject.
You need to think positively about your health.
R
Used in questions to express disbelief or annoyance.
What do you think you're doing?
R
To make a statement less assertive or more polite.
Do you think you could help me with this?
R
To plan or intend to do something.
I think I'll have pizza for dinner.
R
To recall or remember something.
I can't think of her name right now.
noun
R
An idea or opinion about something.
Your think on this matter is insightful.
translation
To hold a belief or opinion about something.; To use your mind to ponder or reflect on something.; To have in mind, to conceive.; To imagine or suppose oneself in a particular situation.; To anticipate or predict.; To have thoughts of a certain kind or about a certain subject.; Used in questions to express disbelief or annoyance.; To make a statement less assertive or more polite.; To plan or intend to do something.; To recall or remember something.
An idea or opinion about something.
Word Forms
Past
thought
3rd Present
thinks
Progressive
thinking
Perfect
thought
Plural
thinks