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■ think ofv. i. + prep.1 ► think about2 pensare a; ricordare; ricordarsi di: I will always think of you, ti penserò sempre; I can't think of his surname just now, sul momento non ricordo il suo cognome3 pensare, provvedere a; badare a; occuparsi di: Think of your health!, pensa alla salute4 pensare a; escogitare; inventare; trovare: I'll think of a way out, ci penso io a trovare una via d'uscita; We must think of a new plan, dobbiamo escogitare un piano nuovo5 pensare a; considerare, ritenere (q.) adatto (a): Have you thought of him for the mayorship?, hai pensato a lui come sindaco?6 pensare di; prendere in considerazione: I wouldn't think of exceeding the speed limit, non lo penso (o non me lo sogno) neanche di superare il limite di velocità7 pensare (o avere un'opinione) di (q.) □ to think better of, avere un'opinione migliore di (q.), ricredersi sul conto di (q.); cambiare idea su (qc.): I've thought better of it, ci ho ripensato; ho cambiato parere □ to think highly of sb. = to think well of sb. ► sotto □ to think little of sb., avere poca stima di q.; disistimare q. □ to think a lot of sb., avere una buona opinione di q.; stimare molto q. □ to think nothing of, non fare caso a (qc.); considerare (qc.) una bazzecola; fare (qc.) come niente fosse: He thinks nothing of swimming across the lake, per lui attraversare il lago a nuoto è cosa da nulla; Think nothing of it!, non farci caso!; ( anche) prego!; non c'è di che! □ to think well of sb., stimare molto q.: He's well thought of at the office, in ufficio lo stimano molto □ What do you think of it?, che ne pensi?; che te ne pare? □ I don't think much of his last novel, il suo ultimo romanzo non mi pare un gran che.
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