think
thought, thought /θɪŋk/Translation
v [i]
›
⇨ pensar
Let me think about it Deja que piense en ello
v [t, i]
→ to think ahead→ to think back→ to think of sth/sb→ to think sth out [m]→ to think sth over [m]→ to think sth through [m]→ to think sth up [m]Véase tb: come to think of it; I dread to think; to {agree/believe/think...}; to {speak/think} highly of sth/sb; to be inclined; well thought out›
⇨ creer
She thinks she is the best Cree que es la mejor
⇨ pensar
Judy is thinking of studying medicine Judy está pensando estudiar medicina
■ constr. 1. to think + (that) 2. to think about/of sth 3. to think about/of + doing sth I think so
⇨ eso creo
not to think much of sth/sb
⇨ no tener buena opinión de
We don't think much of her new boyfriend No tenemos muy buena opinión de su nuevo novio
to think about sb
⇨ pensar en alguien
Try not to think about him Intenta no pensar en él
(Definition of think vv from the Diccionario Cambridge Compact English-Spanish
© Cambridge University Press and Ediciones SM 2011)
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