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| 1 | T to believe something based on facts or ideas 认为；以为 |
| +(that) What do you think he wants? 你认为他想要什么？ |
| I don’ t think there’ s a bank in the village. 我认为村里没银行。 |
| be thought to do sth Faulty wiring is thought to have caused the fire. 人们认为是线路故障引起了这场火灾。 |
| | 1a | used for saying that you are not completely certain about something （表示不完全确定某事）想，觉得 | | I think so ‘Is James coming tonight?’ ‘I think so, but I’ m not sure.’ “詹姆斯今晚会来吗？”“我想会的，但我不能肯定。” | | +(that) I think he’ s arriving tomorrow. 我想他明天会到。 | |
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| 2 | I/T to have a particular opinion about someone or something 有…看法 |
| think of sb/sth as sth Nobody seriously thought of him as a candidate for the job. 没人认真考虑过他作为这项工作的人选。 |
| think sb sth I thought him a very nice young man. 我认为他是个非常不错的年轻人。 |
| | 2a | to admire and respect someone a lot 非常看重某人；对某人评价很高 | | Everyone there seems to think very highly of her. 那儿似乎人人都对她评价很高。 | |
| | 2b | to dislike or be disappointed in someone because of how they behave 不喜欢某人；对某人失望 | | I hope you don’ t think badly of me for leaving. 我希望你不会因我离开而对我不满。 | |
| | 2c | to decide that someone has good/bad qualities before you know them or understand their situation 把某人往好处/坏处想 | | Dan was a kind man, and always thought the best of people. 丹是个好人，并且总是把人往好处想。 | | Must you always think the worst of her? 你非要总是把她往坏处想吗？ | |
| | 2d | to like or love someone very much 非常喜欢某人；非常爱某人 | | Dad’ s always thought the world of her. 爸爸一直非常疼爱她。 | |
| | 2e | to not like someone or something very much 不大喜欢 | | I don’ t think much of Hajime’ s new girlfriend. 我不大喜欢哈吉姆的新女友。 | |
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| 3 | I to carefully consider facts in order to understand something , make a decision , or solve a problem 考虑；思考；思索；动脑子 |
| Come on, think! There must be a solution. 快动脑子想啊！肯定有个解决办法的。 |
| Let’ s stop and think before we do anything else. 让我们停下来，考虑好再采取行动。 |
| +about I need to think seriously about their offer. 我要好好考虑一下他们的提议。 |
| +of I’ ve got to think of a way to earn more money. 我得想个办法多挣点钱。 |
| | 3a | to have already considered something but not yet made a decision about it 在考虑做某事（但还没决定） | | Sam’ s thinking of buying our car. 萨姆在考虑买我们的车。 | |
| | 3b | to be unable to consider things carefully or correctly 想不清楚；头脑糊涂 | | ‘I just can’ t think straight,’ she said, trying not to cry. “我就是想不清楚，”她强忍着眼泪说道。 | |
| | 3c | to not be considering things as well as you usually do 头脑没有平时清楚；头脑有点混乱 | | I’ m sorry, I’ m just not thinking straight at the moment. 对不起，我现在脑子有点儿乱。 | |
| | 3d | to consider facts and make decisions, instead of depending on someone else’ s judgment 自己作决定；独立思考 | | It’ s time she learned to think for herself. 是她学会独立思考的时候了。 | |
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| 4 | I to remember someone or something 想起；记起；回忆起 |
| +of She thought of him often. 她经常想起他。 |
| He could never think of the woman’ s name. 他再也想不起那个女人的名字。 |
| +about She thought about him and decided to call. 她想起他并决定给他打电话。 |
| think to do sth Did you think to ask about the delivery time? 你是否记得询问送货时间？ |
| | 4a | to consider someone and their needs or situation 想到；考虑到 | | +of It was kind of you to think of our daughter. 谢谢你考虑到了我们的女儿。 | |
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| 5 | I/T to have something in your mind 琢磨；寻思 |
| I wasn’ t worried – I just thought, ‘Why is she doing that?’ 我不担心，我只是在琢磨，“她为什么那样做呢？” |
| I imagine we’ ll all be thinking the same things tonight. 我猜想我们今晚都将会想同样的事。 |
| Were you thinking in terms of the entire test? 你是在琢磨整个考试吗？ |
| | 5a | to imagine something 设想；想象 | | +of/about Just think of what she’ s suffered! 想想她遭受的痛苦！ | | +that I never thought that I’ d end up working here. 我从没想过自己最后会在这里工作。 | |
| | 5b | used for telling or helping someone to remember someone or something 想想（用于告诉或帮助他人记起某人或某事物） | | Here’ s a clue: Think Liverpool. 给你一个提示，想想利物浦。 | |
| | 5c | to say something as soon as it comes into your mind , without waiting to consider if it is sensible or useful 边想边说出声来；自言自语 | | Take no notice, I’ m just thinking out loud. 别当回事，我只是在自言自语而已。 | |
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| - | come to think of it/thinking about it spoken
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| used for adding something to what you have said because you have just remembered something |
| （用于补充信息）我想起来了 |
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| Come to think of it, he did mention going to Toulouse. 我想起来了，他确实说过去图卢兹。 |
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| - | don’ t even think about/of doing sth spoken
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| used for telling someone that they must not do something |
| 想都别想做某事；绝不要做某事 |
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| Don’ t even think about lying to me! 别想对我撒谎！ |
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| - | do you think...?
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| 1 | used for asking someone politely to do something （表示礼貌地请求）请您…好吗? | Do you think you could pass me my bag? 请您把我的包递给我，好吗？ | |
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| 2 | used for asking someone’ s opinion （询问对方意见）你觉得…? | Do you think we’ ll get this finished on time? 你觉得我们会按时完成吗？ | |
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| - | I can’ t hear myself think spoken
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| used for saying that there is too much noise |
| 吵得不得了；吵得连我在想什么都不知道 |
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| I can’ t hear myself think with that loud music playing. 播放的音乐吵得不得了。 |
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| - | if sb thinks sth, they have another think coming spoken
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| used for saying that someone believes they know what will happen , but they are wrong |
| 要是某人认为某事会发生，那就错了 |
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| If she thinks I’ ll help her, she has another think coming. 要是她以为我会帮她，那她就错了。 |
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| - | I thought as much spoken
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| used for saying that you are not surprised that something is true |
| 我一点都不感到奇怪；我早料到了 |
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| ‘Dave and Susan have split up.’ ‘I thought as much.’ “戴夫和苏珊分手了。” “我早料到了。” |
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| - | I thought (that) spoken
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| used as a polite way of suggesting something |
| （礼貌用语）我建议，我提议 |
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| I thought we’ d have a drink on the patio before dinner. 我提议我们晚餐前先在露台上喝点饮料。 |
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| - | I wasn’ t thinking/I didn’ t think spoken
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| used for saying that you are sorry that you have upset someone |
| 我没考虑到；我没想清楚 |
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| I shouldn’ t have mentioned it. I’ m sorry, I wasn’ t thinking. 我不该提这事的。对不起，我疏忽了。 |
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| - | not think for a minute/moment (that)
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| used for saying that someone should not believe something |
| 千万别认为… |
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| Don’ t think for a minute that I’ m jealous. 千万别以为我嫉妒了。 |
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| - | that’ s what you/they etc think spoken
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| used for saying that someone is wrong about something |
| 你们/他们等就是这么错误地认为的 |
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| - | thinkbetter of sth
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| to decide not to do something because you no longer think it is a good idea |
| 决定不做某事为好 |
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| He started to say something but thought better of it. 他开始说了些话，但决定还是不再说下去为好。 |
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| - | think nothing of doing sth
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| to do something that other people would find difficult to do or that other people think is strange |
| 认为做某事没什么大不了的；认为做某事没什么奇怪的 |
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| She thought nothing of travelling around the world alone. 她认为独自周游世界没什么大不了的。 |
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| - | think nothing of it spoken
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| used as a polite way of replying when someone says ‘thank you’ |
| （礼貌用语）不用谢，别客气 |
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| - | think on your feet
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| to have good ideas and make decisions quickly in a difficult situation |
| （在困境中处事）思路敏捷果断 |
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| You have to think on your feet in this job. 做这项工作，你必须处事敏捷果断。 |
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| - | think outside the box AMERICAN
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| to find new ways of doing things, especially solving problems |
| （尤指解决问题时）打破思维定势，跳出窠臼 |
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| Employees are encouraged to think outside the box and develop creative solutions. 鼓励员工们开拓新思路，研究出有创造性的解决方案。 |
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| - | think twice/again
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| 1 | to carefully consider whether what you are planning to do is a good idea 仔细考虑；三思 | I’ d think twice before buying that car if I were you. 如果我是你，我就会仔细斟酌是否要买那辆车。 | | A visible alarm makes burglars think twice. 看得见的警报器会使窃贼们三思而后行。 | |
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| 2 | to do something immediately , without considering whether it is a good idea 不加考虑（就做某事） | I didn’ t think twice – I accepted the job straight away. 我想都没想就马上接受了那份工作。 | |
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| - | what/where/when do you think? spoken
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| used for asking for someone’ s opinion |
| （用于征询意见）你觉得什么/哪儿/什么时候…？ |
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| What do you think about the new manager? 你觉得新经理怎么样？ |
| When do you think they’ ll arrive? 你觉得他们什么时候会到？ |
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| - | what/who/where does sb think spoken
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| used in questions when you are upset or angry about something |
| 某人以为自己是什么/是谁/在哪儿（心烦或生气时质问） |
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| Just who do you think you are? 你以为你是谁？ |
| What do you think you’ re doing! 你以为你在干什么！ |
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| - | who would have thought...? spoken
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| used for showing that you are surprised about something |
| 谁想得到…呢？（用于表示惊奇） |
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| Who would have thought that John would get married? 谁想得到约翰会结婚呢？ |
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| - | you would think/I’ d have thought spoken
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| used when talking about something that you think should happen but has not happened |
| 我本以为 |
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| You’ d think he’ d visit his parents once in a while. 我本以为他会偶尔来看望一下父母。 |
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| - | ˌthink ˈback |
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| | to think about something that happened in the past 回想；回忆 | I’ ve been trying to think back to that last evening. 我一直在努力回想最后的那个晚上。 | |
| - | ˌthink ˈout |
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| | to consider all the important facts in a situation before deciding or doing something （作决定或做事之前）仔细考虑 | Think it out properly before you make a decision. 考虑周全之后再作决定。 | |
| - | ˌthink ˈover |
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| | to consider a problem or decision carefully 慎重思量；仔细考虑 | Let’ s think over his proposal before we see him again. 让我们仔细考虑他的建议后再和他见面。 | |
| - | ˌthink ˈthrough |
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| | to consider the facts about something in an organized and thorough way 彻底而全面地考虑 | Have you had time to think things through? 你有时间彻底考虑问题吗？ | |
| - | ˌthink ˈup |
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| | to invent or imagine something , especially an excuse 想出，编造出（尤指借口） | She’ d have to think up a good reason for being late. 她不得不为迟到编个像样的理由。 | |
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