thought
düşünce
definition
verb
she thought that nothing would be the same again
have a particular opinion, belief, or idea about someone or something.
he was thinking about Colin
direct one's mind toward someone or something; use one's mind actively to form connected ideas.
noun
Maggie had a sudden thought
an idea or opinion produced by thinking or occurring suddenly in the mind.
Sophie sat deep in thought
the action or process of thinking.
translation of 'thought'
noun
niyet,
özen,
kanı,
görüş,
düşünme,
fikir,
ilgi,
sanı,
felsefe,
düşünce,
az şey
adjective
sanılan
example
She stopped then, dabbed at her eyes, and seemed to be deep in 'thought' for a long moment.
Mrs. Oliver's first 'thought' was to get help
Sophie sat deep in 'thought'
The question is - what place is there for philosophical 'thought' and purity of action?
He smiled at the 'thought' and turned his attention back to the screens below his face.
Have you considered giving ownership a 'thought' , or are you having too much fun racing?
my initial 'thought' was to retire
he is carrying on the life of a single man, with no 'thought' for me
Our latter evolution as human beings has been driven by our capacity for conceptual 'thought' .
It may be worth remembering the old saying that it is the 'thought' and not the gift that counts for most of us.
There they go, beetling back and forth without a 'thought' for their spiritual enrichment.
Jake watched her slow, steady breathing, and sat deep in 'thought' , elbows resting on his knees.
He stood quietly in 'thought' for a moment, then he handed me a little tube with a USB connector on one end.
Also, has anyone given a 'thought' to how a cellphone can be put to positive use in a classroom?
What took their place was an exotic marriage of social and philosophical 'thought' , at the altar of literature.
It's the sort of thing that needs much careful 'thought' and contingency planning.
She turned back to go back to the living room when a sudden 'thought' entered her mind.
It reflects the breadth of contemporary Scottish 'thought' .
The bigger problem is that Miles gives little credit to 'thought' and imagination as makers of the nation.
Has the minister no 'thought' for his personal dignity or the reputation of the parliament he leads?
He said that just a bit of 'thought' could help avoid temptation for the criminals.
You feel hurt and rejected by his ultimatum, which he has given without much 'thought' for your feelings.
Five-star hotels are so called because a lot of 'thought' and work goes into whatever they do.
He pretended to consider that for a moment, tapping his fingers together as if deep in 'thought' .
As pipes and drums played a melancholy lament the Queen was deep in 'thought' .
On one hand, freedom of speech and 'thought' is one of the cornerstones of any democracy.
We wanted to find the root cause and got a clear picture that little 'thought' had gone into packaging.
she had the same 'thought'
Doctor Conrad strolled over, deep in 'thought' , and sat down on the bed at Danny's feet.
Maggie had a sudden 'thought'
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