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"think" auf Deutsch — Englisch-Deutsch Wörterbuch | Werfen Sie einen Blick auf "think" auf Englisch

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Verb
Unregelmäßige Formen: thought past tense, , thought past participle,
  1. meinen
  2. sich etw vorstellen
  3. sich an etw erinnern
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Weitere Redewendungen — "think"

Verb mit Präposition
think of something = sich an etw erinnern, an etw denken
think something through = etw durchdenken, nachdenken
think something over = etw überdenken
think something out = sich etw ausdenken, etw durchdenken
think something up = sich etw ausdenken, etw ausspinnen
Substantiv
thinker = der Denker
think tank = die Denkfabrik, die Expertenkommission
just think spoken , just imagine spoken , just look spoken = die Anstrengung, die Strapaze
think twice = es sich zweimal überlegen
Verb
rethink = überdenken
make somebody think = jdn zum Denken bewegen
think about something , think of something = über etw nachdenken, über etw grübeln
think back = zurückdenken
think aloud = laut denken
I would think = ich würde meinen
I should think spoken , I should imagine spoken , I should hope spoken = Ich finde, Ich meine
Kollokationen
Verb
think tanks •
think people •
think what hell •
...
Kollokationen: think + Substantiv
think about •
think of •
think outside •
...
Kollokationen: think + Präposition
think twice •
think differently •
honestly think •
...
Kollokationen: think + Adjektiv/Adverb
Weitere Kollokationen mit "think"
Siehe auch: think straight • give somebody to think something • I hate to think what • think highly of somebody • We tend to think that... • see fit, think fit • think badly of somebody • think long and hard • Personally, I think... • tremble to think about something • great minds think alike • it is comforting to think that • I think she's right. • I think he's wrong. • I don't think so. • I think you should... • think too far into the future • I did not think of that. • Don't you think you should see a doctor? • Do you really think so? • I really don't think that... • think outside the box • Think before you speak.