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— phrasal verb with think verb [I ] B1 or idiom (think - thought - thought) You need to learn to think for yourself. | 2. You can't keep asking me all the time, Anna - you're going to have to learn to think for yourself. inizia ad imparare
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to form your own opinions and make your own decisions independently, without following others Musisz nauczyć się myśleć samodzielnie. | 2. Nie możesz mnie ciągle o wszystko pytać, Anno. Musisz nauczyć się myśleć samodzielnie.
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— phrasal verb with think verb [I ] C2 (think - thought - thought) • think ahead (to something) If you'd thought ahead, this wouldn't have happened. | 2. She always thinks ahead. inizia ad imparare
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myśleć z wyprzedzeniem, planować na przyszłość to plan or consider what might happen in the future; to anticipate future needs or problems Gdybyś pomyślał wcześniej, nie doszłoby do tego. | 2. Ona zawsze myśli z wyprzedzeniem.
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— phrasal verb with think verb [I or T ] B2 (think - thought - thought) • think something ⇔ through 💡Different from "think something over" - "think through" = systematic, step-by-step analysis; "think over" = general reconsideration. I need some time to think it through - I don't want to make any sudden decisions. | 2. Have you thought it through? inizia ad imparare
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przemyśleć coś dokładnie, przeanalizować coś krok po kroku to consider all aspects of something carefully and thoroughly before deciding or acting Potrzebuję czasu, żeby to przemyśleć. Nie chcę podejmować żadnych nagłych decyzji. | 2. Czy przemyślałeś to dokładnie?
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— phrasal verb with think verb [I or T ] B2 • think something ⇔ over 💡This is similar to "think through" but: "think through" = systematic, step-by-step analysis of ALL aspects; "think over" = general reconsideration, mulling it over. Let me think it over. | 2. I'll think it over and give you an answer next week. | 3. Think it over and let me know. inizia ad imparare
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przemyśleć coś, rozważyć coś to consider or reconsider something carefully before making a decision Daj mi to przemyśleć. | 2. Pomyślę o tym i dam ci odpowiedź w przyszłym tygodniu. | 3. Przemyśl to i daj mi znać.
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— phrasal verb with think verb [I or T ] B2 (think - thought - thought) • think something ⇔ up I don't want to go tonight, but I can't think up a good excuse. | 2. She thought up a brilliant idea. | 3. Can you think up a better solution? inizia ad imparare
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wymyślić coś, wpaść na pomysł to invent or create something new, especially a plan, idea, or excuse Nie chcę dziś iść, ale nie mogę wymyślić dobrej wymówki. | 2. Wpadła na genialny pomysł. | 3. Czy możesz wymyślić lepsze rozwiązanie?
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think back (to something) — phrasal verb with think verb [I ] C2 (think - thought - thought) It might help you to understand Julia if you think back to when you were her age. | 2. She thought back to happier times. inizia ad imparare
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wspominać (coś), cofać się myślami (do czegoś) to remember or recall a past event, time, or experience Może łatwiej będzie ci zrozumieć Julię, jeśli przypomnisz sobie czasy, kiedy sam byłeś w jej wieku. | 2. Wróciła myślami do szczęśliwszych czasów.
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