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1 tænke
* * ** think ( fx he can't think; think great thoughts);(mere F) believe;( have i sinde) intend (at to, fx I don't know what he intends to do about it);[ tænk at] to think that ( fx (and) to think that he is only 20 (, that I nearly forgot to tell you)!); fancy,(+ -ing, fx fancy meeting you here! fancy her doing a thing like that!);[ tænk bare! tænk engang!] fancy that! just fancy! only think! just imagine![ tænk hvad der kunne være sket] just think what might have happened;[ tænk hvis (el. om)] what if; suppose;[ det tænker jeg] I think (el. imagine) so;[ det tænkte jeg nok, tænkte jeg det ikke nok!] I thought so (el. as much);[ som du kan tænke] as you can imagine;T (it) could be;F it is (quite) conceivable;[ som tænkes kan] imaginable ( fx the finest thing imaginable);[ så fattig som tænkes kan] as poor as poor can be;[ med sig:][ tænke sig] imagine,T fancy (+ -ing),( antage) suppose;[ at tænke sig at], se ovf: tænk at;[ det var det jeg havde tænkt mig] that was what I had in mind,(dvs ventet) that was what I had expected;(dvs have lyst til) I wouldn't mind ( fx a holiday); I could do with( fx a drink);T I fancy ( fx a holiday, a cup of tea);[ jeg kunne godt tænke mig at gå derhen] I have a good mind to go there;[ du kan ikke tænke dig] you can't imagine;[ tænke sig til] guess, imagine;[ med præp & adv:][ tænke efter] consider, reflect;[ tænke højt] think aloud, think out loud;[ tænke noget igennem] think something over;[` tænke om] think of ( fx I would not have thought it of him);[ tænke om igen], se II. tro (om igen);[ tænke sig om] reflect, consider;[ tænke sig godt om før...] think carefully (el. twice) before...;[ tænke over] think about, consider ( fx the matter, his proposal, what to do; I'll think about it),( grundigere) think over ( fx think the matter over; I need more time to think it over);[ nu da jeg tænker nærmere over det] come to think of it;[ tænke på] think of (el. about) ( fx what are you thinking of (el.about)? he'll never think of that; I wouldn't think of doing it; that will give them something to think about),( have planer om) think of (el. about) ( fx buying a house, getting married),( alvorligt) contemplate ( fx going to America; suicide),( have til hensigt) intend ( fx to do it);( mindes) think of, remember;( sigte til) think of, mean, refer to ( fx I don't know what you are referring to);( tage hensyn til) consider ( fx the feelings of others);( finde på) think of ( fx can you think of a good way to do it?);( også) give them food for thought;[ du må tænke på din familie først] you must put your family first;[ hvad tænker du dog på!] what `are you thinking of![ dette får mig til at tænke på] this reminds me of;[ jeg kommer til at tænke på at] it occurs to me that;[ tænke på et tal] think of a number;[ tænke på sig selv] think of oneself;[ tænke tilbage] look back, cast one's mind back;[ tænke tilbage på] recollect, recall, call to mind;[ tænke ved sig selv] think to oneself. -
2 nøje
close, closely* * *I. adj( nær) close,(tæt etc, F) intimate ( fx connection);( omhyggelig) careful,( stærkere, F) scrupulous ( fx attention to details);[ ved nøje eftersyn] on close inspection;[ stå i nøje forbindelse med] be intimately connected with;[ nøje overvejelse] careful consideration;[ nøje regnskab] exact account;[ nøje undersøgelse] careful investigation (, examination).II. adv( nært) closely ( fx be closely connected with), intimately;( omhyggeligt) carefully ( fx consider something carefully);( nøjagtigt) exactly, accurately, strictly;[ iagttage ham nøje] watch him closely;[ kende nøje] know intimately;[ kende noget meget nøje] know something through and through;[ overholde nøje] observe (el. keep) strictly;[ han tager det ikke så nøje] he is not particular ( med about);[ nøje underrettet om] well informed of;III. vb:[ lade sig nøje med] be content (el. satisfied) with;(se også nøjes). -
3 gennemtænke
* * ** think out, consider thoroughly;[( vel) gennemtænkt] well thought out, carefully prepared ( fx plan).
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consider carefully — index deliberate Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
consider — [kən sid′ər] vt. [ME consideren < OFr considerer < L considerare, to look at closely, observe < com , with + sidus, a star: see SIDEREAL] 1. Archaic to look at carefully; examine 2. to think about in order to understand or decide; ponder … English World dictionary
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consider — verb (considered; considering) Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo French considerer, from Latin considerare to observe, think about, from com + sider , sidus heavenly body Date: 14th century transitive verb 1. to think about carefully: as … New Collegiate Dictionary