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Meanings of think of in English
Synonyms
Examples for "hatch"
Examples for "hatch"
1
That way leads to an escape hatch in the middle of nowhere.
2
This ensures the young will have plenty of food when they hatch.
3
Just the way he could hatch metaphors when he said on anything.
4
They enter the small building through an access hatch in its roof.
5
So far, Fenring saw only a small dent in the outer hatch.
1
The brains of an ox could concoct such ideas in nine days.
2
The night quickly became a contest to concoct the worst-tasting combination possible.
3
I was just surprised that anybody could concoct such a bizarre story.
4
Are you really sure you can concoct some ointment to soothe this?
5
Can you concoct something resembling real food out of packeted medicinal tonics?
1
Last week, it was Mercury's turn to think up good, big ideas.
2
Beverley must think up something original in the way of entertainment- asurprise
3
I think up chores for him to do to occupy his time.
4
So I'll have plenty to think up when I write your epitaph.
5
Before I could think up another tune, we arrived at the sewer.
1
As a child you can simply dream up things you don't know.
2
I don't just dream up dishes and then order everything for it.
3
There's little else you can dream up when planning your great escape.
4
We are open to any hacks or mods you can dream up.
5
The four-wheeled wonder has more gadgets than even Q could dream up.
Usage of think of in English
1
Now, if only he could think of the right question to ask.
2
Jack could only think of one possible answer: they were under attack.
3
We have to think of the wider needs and health of society.
4
Often I will think of something completely different to help me wait.
5
But think of the course of the future as, oh, flowing water.
6
Can you think of a single example in the last twenty years?'
7
That was, of course, the problem with trying to think of nothing.
8
Zeitoun couldn't think of a good reason to ask Ronnie to leave.
9
For years he couldn't think of a good reason to live, true.
10
I had to try to think of it that way, Deborah's problem.
11
Come to think of it, I wasn't particularly good in physics, either.
12
Not more than four times a year, come to think of it.
13
And yet doctors often think of diseases that are just as unusual.
14
I know when you usually hear primal, you might think of animals.
15
I thought long enough to think of the wrong thing to say.
16
Valentine could not think of a way to answer that wasn't dangerous.
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Think of through the time
Think of across language varieties
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Common
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