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n. бодол, санал. have (got) another think coming бодлоосоо няцахаас аргагүйд хүрэх. v. (thought) 1. \think (about sth) бодох, сэтгэх. What are you \thinking about? Та юун тухай бодож байна вэ? 2. бодох, санах. I \think he's right. Би түүний зөв гэж бодож байна. 3. бодож олох. come to think of it хүүе нээрээ, одоо л саналаа. Come to \think of it, he did mention seeing you. Хүүе нээрээ, тэр чамтай уулзах юм ярьж байна билээ. I thought as much би ч тэгж бодсон юмаа, би мэдэж байсан юм. if/ when you think about it сайн бодвол, одоо бодоход. When you \think about it, her behaviour was a little unusual. Одоо бодоход, тэр бүсгүй нэг л сонин аашлаж байсан шүү. think again дахиад сайн бод. think better of it/ of doing sth бодлоо өөрчлөх, санаа хувирах. think (the) better of sb хүнийг сайнаар бодох, үнэлэх, хүндлэх. think nothing of it зүгээр зүгээр (баярласны хариуд). think nothing of (doing) sth юман чинээ боддоггүй, жирийн явдал гэж үздэг. She \thinks nothing of walking twenty kilometres a day.Тэр эмэгтэй өдөрт хорин километр явган явахыг юман чинээ боддоггүй юм. think twice about (doing) sth хийхээсээ өмнө сайн бодох, олон талаас нь бодож үзэх. You should \think twice about employing someone you've never met. Огт танихгүй хүнийг ажилд авах тухай асуудлыг чи сайн бодох хэрэгтэй. think the world, highly etc of sb/ sth ихэд үнэлэх. think not much, poorly, little of sb/ sth муугаар бодох. think about sth/ sb бодох, санах. I can't stop \thinking about her. Тэр бүсгүйн тухай бодлоос би салж чадахгүй юм. think (about) doing sth эрэгцүүлэн бодох. I'll \think about it and let you know tomorrow. Би энэ тухай бодож байгаад маргааш хариу өгье. think ahead (to sth) ажил хэргээ төлөвлөх, хэтээ бодох. \thinking ahead to our next meeting... Манай дараагийн уулзалтын тухай бодоход... think back (to sth) дурсах, санах. I keep \thinking back to the day I arrived here. Би энд ирсэн өдрөө дурсан саналаа. think for oneself бие даан шийдвэр гаргах, өөрөө шийдэх. think of sth/ sb зохиох, бодож олох. Have you thought of a name for the baby yet? Хүүхдэд ямар нэр өгөхөө бодож олсон уу? think out бодож боловсруулах, сайтар бодох. \think out your answer before start writing. Бичиж эхлэхээсээ өмнө юу гэж хариулахаа сайн бодож үзээрэй. think over бодож цэгнэх. think up санаанаасаа зохиох, бодож олох. think-tank шинжээчдийн хэсэг, бодлого боловсруулах хэсэг.
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