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1 thought
Ɵo:tpast tense, past participle; = thinkidé--------syn--------tankeIsubst. \/θɔːt\/1) tanke(r)2) mening, synspunkt3) tankearbeid4) idé, innfall, innskytelse5) tenkning, tanker, tankegang, tenkesett, tankebaner6) ettertanke, overveielse, refleksjon7) omtanke8) tanke, anelse, antydning, smule• do you think you could do a thought better?act without thought handle tankeløstafter much thought eller after serious thought etter grundig overveielseenwrapped in thoughts hensunket i tankerbe far from somebody's thoughts være fremmed for noenfood for thought se ➢ foodfreedom of thought tankefrihetgive a thought to skjenke en tanke, tenke pågive something a second thought tenke nærmere over noehave thought(s) of ha planer om, lure påhuman thought den menneskelige tenkning, den menneskelige tankenimmersed in thought hensunket i tankerin thought i tanken, hensunket i tankerhun gjorde det i tankene \/ i fantasienlet one's thoughts go back to tenke tilbake på, la tankene vandre tilbake tillost in thought(s) eller deep in thought(s) hensunket i tankeron second thoughts ved nærmere ettertankequick as thought eller swift as thought rask(t) som tankentake no thought for the morrow ( bibelsk) gjør dere ingen bekymringer for morgendagentake thought tenke, fundere, grubletake thought for something ( litterært) ha omtanke for noe, sørge for noethought is free eller one's thoughts are one's own tanken er frithought of tanke på tanken omthought on mening om, synspunkt omthoughts funderinger, grublinger, planertrain of thought se ➢ train, 1wrapped up in thoughts hensunket i tankerIIverb \/θɔːt\/pret. og perf. partisipp av ➢ think, 2 -
2 further
'fə:ðə 1. adverb((sometimes farther) at or to a great distance or degree: I cannot go any further.) lenger2. adverb, adjective(more; in addition: I cannot explain further; There is no further news.) mer, ytterligere, videre3. verb(to help (something) to proceed or go forward quickly: He furthered our plans.) fremme, befordre, hjelpe fram- furthestfremme--------lengerIverb \/ˈfɜːħə\/1) fremme, begunstige, støtte2) hjelpe (frem)3) befordreIIadj. \/ˈfɜːħə\/ eller farther1) fjernere, fjernest, bortre, borteste, mer fjerntliggende, (beliggende) lenger bort2) videre, ytterligere, fortsatt, mer• have you any further need of me?IIIadv. \/ˈfɜːħə\/ eller farther1) lenger, lenger bort(e), mer fjerntliggende2) videre, ytterligere, mer3) dessutenfurther back eller further off lenger tilbake, lenger bort (i rom eller tid)be further from være fjernere fra, være fjernere forfurther on lenger fremfurther to your letter med henvisning til Deres brevgo further ( overført) strekke seg lenger, rekke lenger• it will go further if...det rekker lenger dersom...I'll see you further first ( hverdagslig) aldri i livet, det kommer ikke på taleinquire further into the matter eller go further into the matter gå nærmere inn på saken, undersøke saken nærmereuntil further notice inntil viderewish somebody further ( hverdagslig) ønske noen dit pepperen gror
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