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Qué significa “think” en español

EE. UU. /θɪŋk/

think en español: creer, pensar, reflexionar, decirse, acordarse de, ocurrírsele

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CREENCIAA1

creer, pensar

Creer que algo es verdad o probable, aunque no se tenga certeza.

En inglés sencillo: To believe that something is true or likely, even if you are not certain.

  • I think she is tired.
  • Do you think it will rain?
  • We thought the shop was closed.

Cómo se usa: think (that)… (I think we need a bigger table.); think someone/something is… (She thinks the answer is wrong.)

Sinónimos: believe, suppose, reckon

Expresiones frecuentes: think so, think something is, think that

REFLEXIÓNA1

pensar, reflexionar

Usar la mente para analizar algo o intentar comprenderlo.

En inglés sencillo: To use your mind to consider something or try to understand it.

  • Let me think.
  • She thought carefully about the problem.
  • What are you thinking about?

Cómo se usa: think about someone/something (I need to think about your offer.); think of someone/something (Try to think of a solution.)

Sinónimos: consider, reflect, ponder

Expresiones frecuentes: think about something, think carefully, think things through

PALABRAS INTERIORESA2

pensar, decirse

Formar palabras o ideas en la mente sin decirlas en voz alta.

En inglés sencillo: To form words or ideas in your mind without speaking.

  • I thought, “This is easy.”
  • She smiled and thought about how lucky she was.
  • “Where is everyone?” he was thinking.

Cómo se usa: think to oneself (He thought to himself, “I can do this.”)

Sinónimos: say to oneself

Expresiones frecuentes: think to yourself, think silently, think these words

SUGERENCIA SUAVEB1

pensar, creer

Se usa para expresar una sugerencia o petición de forma menos directa.

En inglés sencillo: Used to make a suggestion or request sound less direct.

  • I think we should leave.
  • I was thinking we could eat outside.
  • Do you think you could help me?

Cómo se usa: think we could/should + verb (I think we could try a different route.); Do you think you could + verb? (Do you think you could close the window?)

Expresiones frecuentes: think we could, think you should, think you might

ACORDARSE DE HACERB1

acordarse de, ocurrírsele

Recordar hacer algo o tener la idea de hacerlo cuando hace falta.

En inglés sencillo: To remember or have the idea to do something when it is needed.

  • I didn’t think to ask.
  • Did anyone think to bring a map?
  • She thought to check the door before leaving.

Cómo se usa: think to do something (Nobody thought to turn off the lights.)

Sinónimos: remember

Antónimos: forget

Expresiones frecuentes: think to ask, think to check, think to bring

sustantivo

TIEMPO DE REFLEXIÓNB1

reflexión

Breve período dedicado a pensar antes de decidir qué hacer.

En inglés sencillo: A short period spent considering something before deciding what to do.

  • I’ll have a think.
  • Have a think about my offer.
  • After a good think, she decided to stay.

Cómo se usa: have a think about something (Let me have a think about the price.)

Sinónimos: reflection, consideration

Expresiones frecuentes: have a think, a good think, think about something, a long think

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