Idea English thinking

The pronunciation of thinking is English [θt] and American [θt].

Ideas, ideas, intentions, ideas, ideas, plans, concerns, worries

Thinking (past tense and past participle of verb Think)

The old man was lost in thought and didn't hear us come in.

The old man was so absorbed in thinking that he didn't hear us come in.

Phrase: consider, think

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1, thought is a noun with the same shape as the past tense or past participle of the verb think, which basically means "thinking, thinking", can also mean "thinking ability" or "thinking process", and can also mean "thoughts and ideas (of a certain period, class, country), etc. )".

2.Think is often used with the preposition for when it is interpreted as "caring, paying attention and considering"; When solving "ideas, opinions and opinions", the plural form is often used; Often used with "of+ v -ing" structure to explain "intention".

3. Ideas can be collectively referred to as "thoughts". When expressing "one thought", use one thought, when expressing many thoughts, use one thought; Thinking refers to concrete ideas and viewpoints, while thinking refers to thinking, thinking process, systematic thoughts or thoughts, such as Marx's thought; In deep think and deep in think both mean "deep in thought".