thought

thought
Ɵo:t
past tense, past participle; = think
idé
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tanke
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subst. \/θɔːt\/
1) tanke(r)
• all his thought went into his work
alle tankene hans var konsentrert om arbeidet
2) mening, synspunkt
• let me have your thoughts of the matter
la meg få vite hva du mener om saken
3) tankearbeid
4) idé, innfall, innskytelse
5) tenkning, tanker, tankegang, tenkesett, tankebaner
• recent scientific thought proves this
nyere vitenskapelig tenkning beviser dette
6) ettertanke, overveielse, refleksjon
• a very little thought wouldn't hurt
en aldri så liten ettertanke ville ikke skade
7) omtanke
• the nurse was full of thought for her patient
sykepleiersken var full av omtanke for pasienten
8) tanke, anelse, antydning, smule
• do you think you could do a thought better?
kan du klare å gjøre det en tanke bedre?
act without thought handle tankeløst
• he often acts without thought
han handler ofte helt tankeløst
after much thought eller after serious thought etter grundig overveielse
• after serious thought I've come to the conlusion that I'll do it
etter grundig overveielse har jeg kommet til at jeg vil gjøre det
enwrapped in thoughts hensunket i tanker
be far from somebody's thoughts være fremmed for noen
• nothing can be farther from my thoughts
ingenting er meg mer fremmed
food for thought se ➢ food
freedom of thought tankefrihet
give a thought to skjenke en tanke, tenke på
• he did not give any further thought to their plans
han tenkte ikke noe mer på planene deres
give something a second thought tenke nærmere over noe
• I didn't give it a second thought
jeg tenkte ikke nærmere på det
have thought(s) of ha planer om, lure på
• he had no thought of becoming a doctor
han hadde ingen tanker om å bli lege
human thought den menneskelige tenkning, den menneskelige tanken
immersed in thought hensunket i tanker
in thought i tanken, hensunket i tanker
• he spent hours in thought
• she did it in her thoughts
hun gjorde det i tankene \/ i fantasien
let one's thoughts go back to tenke tilbake på, la tankene vandre tilbake til
• try to let your thoughts go back to what happened
forsøk å tenke tilbake på hva som skjedde
lost in thought(s) eller deep in thought(s) hensunket i tanker
on second thoughts ved nærmere ettertanke
• on second thoughts I think I will withdraw from the game
ved nærmere ettertanke tror jeg at jeg vil trekke meg fra spillet
quick as thought eller swift as thought rask(t) som tanken
take no thought for the morrow (bibelsk) gjør dere ingen bekymringer for morgendagen
take thought tenke, fundere, gruble
take thought for something (litterært) ha omtanke for noe, sørge for noe
• she took thought for her appearance
hun hadde omtanke for sitt utseende
thought is free eller one's thoughts are one's own tanken er fri
thought of tanke på tanken om
thought on mening om, synspunkt om
thoughts funderinger, grublinger, planer
train of thought se ➢ train, 1
wrapped up in thoughts hensunket i tanker
II
verb \/θɔːt\/
pret. og perf. partisipp av ➢ think, 2

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