thewed
1> 

they
1>  ( , ,   . .)
_Ex:
they are on the table   
_Ex:
what are they doing?   ?
_Ex:
they alone can help us     
_Ex:
I like them   
_Ex:
call them  
_Ex:
speak to them   
_Ex:
many of them   
_Ex:
both of them  
_Ex:
there were three of them   
_Ex:
give me half of them    ( )
_Ex:
every one of them was killed      
_Ex:
them I do not admire  -    
2>  . . . .: 
_Ex:
they say that... , ...
_Ex:
in Italy they sing all the time     
3>  . . . .: _.  ()
_Ex:
they who believe ,  
_Ex:
they do least who talk most ,   , 

4>  . .  .: 
_Ex:
nobody ever admits they are wrong    
 ,   

they'd
1> . _.  they had  they would

they'll
1> . _.  they will

they're
1> . _.  they are

they've
1> . _.  they have

thi-
1> (. thia-)   .   
 
_Ex:
thioflavine 
_Ex:
thiadiazole 

thia-
1> (. thi-)   .   
 
_Ex:
thioflavine 
_Ex:
thiadiazole 

thiamin
1> _. ,  B1

thiamine
1> _. ,  B1

thiazin
1> _. 

thiazine
1> _. 

thiazol
1> _. 

thiazole
1> _. 

thick
1> 
_Ex:
in the thick of a crowd   
_Ex:
in the thick of things (of it)    ()
2> 
_Ex:
the thick of the thumb   
3> ; 
_Ex:
in the thick of an argument  () 
_Ex:
to plunge into the thick of a battle    
 ()
4> _. _. 
5> _. , 
_Id:
through thick and thin , ,  ; 
;      ,      
()
_Id:
to go through thick and thin   ,
  ;     
_Id:
to follow smb. (to stick to smb.) through thick and thin
  -.  
6> 
_Ex:
thick board  
_Ex:
thick body  
_Ex:
a thick covering of snow  ()  
_Ex:
a thick layer of paint   
_Ex:
thick stone walls   
_Ex:
to have a thick skin   (. .)
7>  ( , )
8> _. ; ; 
_Ex:
thick man  () 
9>  - ,  
_Ex:
an inch thick   
_Ex:
how thick is the ice?   ?
10> 
_Ex:
thick fog  
_Ex:
thick clouds  
_Ex:
thick darkness  ,  
_Ex:
thick crowd  
11> (with)  (-.);  (-.)
_Ex:
thick with dust    
_Ex:
thick with fumes (with vapous)  
_Ex:
the air was thick with snow   
_Ex:
the street was thick with traffic    
_Ex:
the room was thick with flies    - ;
     
12>  ,  ( )
13>  ( 
14> ,  ( )
_Ex:
the weather was thick and the airports were shut down -
    
15> , 
_Ex:
thick dew  
16> , 
_Ex:
thick forest  
_Ex:
thick fur  
_Ex:
thick eyebrows  
_Ex:
corn standing thick  
17>   ;    
_Ex:
thick shower of blows  
_Ex:
with honours thick upon him  
18> ;  ( )
19> , ,  ( )
_Ex:
to be thick of speech  ;  

20> _. ,   
21> 
22> _. , 
_Ex:
to have a thick head  
23> _.  ( )
_Id:
thick ear  
_Id:
to give smb. a thick ear  -.  
_Id:
a bit (a little) too thick    (); 
   
_Id:
as thick as two planks   (), 
""
_Id:
to be thick with smb.    -.
_Id:
they're as thick as (two) thieves (as glue, as peas in a
shell, as three in a bed)   ,  
 
24> ;  
_Ex:
to cut the bread thick    
_Ex:
to spread the butter on thick    
_Ex:
the snow lay thick upon the ground    
 
_Ex:
the table was covered thick with dust    
 
25> ; 
26>   , 
_Ex:
doubts came thick upon him   
27> ; 
_Ex:
thick and fast , ;   
_Ex:
the blows fell thick and fast   
_Ex:
the events came thick and fast    
 (  );  

_Ex:
his heart beat thick    
28> ,  
_Id:
to lay it on thick ,  ;
;   
29> _. 
30> _. 

thick film
1> _. 

thick-and-thin
1> , , 
_Ex:
thick-and-thin friend  () 

thick-head
1> 
2> _.   (Oedicnemus capensis)

thick-headed
1> , ; 

thick-knee
1> _.  (Burhinus oedicnemus)

thick-leaved
1>   
2> ,   

thick-lipped
1> , 

thick-set
1>  
2> _.  ""
3> , ;  , 
4>  ,  
5>  ,  
6>    

thick-skinned
1>   ,  (. .)

thick-skull
1> 

thick-skulled
1> , ; 

thick-sown
1>  
2> ; ;  ; 
_Ex:
speech thick-sown with proverbs ,  

thick-spaced
1>   

thick-walled
1> _.  (   . .)

thick-witted
1> , ; 

thicken
1> ; ; 
2> ,  ( )
_Ex:
the ice is thickening    
3>   ; 
_Ex:
to thicken the gravy with flour    
 
_Ex:
the fumes thickened the air     
4> 
_Ex:
the storm thickens  
5> , ; , 
_Ex:
the light thickens  
6> ,  ( )
7> ; 
_Ex:
to thicken the ranks  
8> ; ; 
_Ex:
the crowd thickened every instant     
9> , 
_Ex:
the plot thickens    ; 
,  
10> , 
_Ex:
the combat thickens  ,  
 
11>   , 
_Ex:
to thicken the fire _.   ()
12>   ( )
13> 

thickener
1> _. , 

thickening
1> ; 
2> _. 
3>  , 

thicket
1> , 

thickish
1>  , 
2> 

thickly
1> 
_Ex:
grown thickly  
2> , ,   
_Ex:
thickly covered with freckles   
_Ex:
the snow fell thickly   
3> 
_Ex:
thickly settled  
4> 
_Ex:
the houses came more thickly as we got closer to the city
  ,     ,  
()  
5> ,  ;   
_Ex:
to speak thickly  

thickness
1> 
_Ex:
thickness gauge ; 
_Ex:
paper of the thickness and shade of the original edition
,       
_Ex:
a thickness of two inches, two inches in thickness 
  
2> ,  
_Ex:
to give a wall thickness   () 
3> 
_Ex:
three thicknesses of cloth   
4> _.  ()
5> ;    (-.)
6> , ; 
_Ex:
thickness of population  
_Ex:
to boil smth. to the thickness of honey  -. 
 
7> , ,  
_Ex:
to drive through the misty thickness    
8> ; , 
9> , 
10> , ,  

thickskin
1>  ;  

thief
1> 
_Ex:
the penitant thief  
_Ex:
art thief   
_Ex:
thieves' kitchen _.  ; ""
_Ex:
stop thief!  !
_Ex:
honour among thieves  ,  
_Ex:
like a thief in the night    ; , 
2> _. , ; 
3> _. ,   ( )
4>  ( )
_Id:
thieves' Latin  
_Id:
to set a thief to catch a thief    ;
    
_Id:
opportunity makes the thief _.   ,  
  

thief-tube
1>     (   . .)

thieve
1> , ;  
_Ex:
to live by thieving  () 
_Ex:
he thieved it from me     

thievery
1> , 
2>  

thieves
1> _pl.  thief

thievish
1> ,   
_Ex:
thievish magpie -
2> , 
_Ex:
thievish look  () ,  

thievishly
1> ; -; 
2> 

thigh
1> 
2> _.  
_Ex:
to break one's thigh  

thigh blocking turn
1> _.   (  - )

thigh-bone
1> _.  

thigh-boot
1>   (   )

thill
1> 

thill-horse
1>  , 

thiller
1>  , 

thimble
1>  (. tailor's thimble)
_Ex:
hunt the thimble " " ()
2> 
3> _. , , 
4> _.  
5> _. 
6>  . . .:  ; 

thimble-berry
1> _.   (Rubus odoratus)

thimbleful
1> _.  (-.), ,  
_Ex:
could I trouble you for another thimbleful of brandy? -
   () !

thimblerig
1>   ""
2>   ""; , 

thimblerigger
1>  , 

thimine
1> _.  ()

thin
1> 
_Ex:
thin skin  
_Ex:
thin trickle of water   
_Ex:
thin trunk of a tree   
_Ex:
the line between success and failure is thin _. 
    
2> , 
_Ex:
thin body  
_Ex:
thin in the face   
_Ex:
to grow thin 
3> , ; ; ; ,

_Ex:
thin soup  
_Ex:
thin milk  
_Ex:
thin ale  
4> , , , ;
,   
_Ex:
thin story  
_Ex:
the plot of the book is rather thin    
 
_Ex:
some of the characterization is rather thin 
 ;     

5> ; ; 
_Ex:
thin table  
_Ex:
thin diet () () 
_Ex:
thin soil  
6> 
_Ex:
thin forest  
_Ex:
thin hair  () 
_Ex:
thin beard  
_Ex:
he's going a bit thin on top   ()  

7> 
_Ex:
thin atmosphere  
_Ex:
the thin air of the mountain tops   

8> 
_Ex:
thin audience  
_Ex:
the house is a bit thin tonight    
 
9> , 
_Ex:
this month has been rather thin for the theatre   
  
10> , 
_Ex:
thin rain  
11> , 
_Ex:
thin fabric  
_Ex:
thin mist  
_Ex:
thin veil of fog   
12>  ( )
_Ex:
thin places 
13> , 
_Ex:
thin argument  
_Ex:
thin excuse  
_Ex:
thin story  ; , 
_Ex:
that is too thin    
_Ex:
thin deception  
14> , , ; 
_Ex:
thin applause  
_Ex:
my patience is wearing thin   ; 
   
15> , , ,  ( , )
16>  ( , )
17> _. 
18> _.  ( )
_Id:
a thin time  
_Id:
to have a thin time   ; 
,  
_Id:
on thin ice   
_Id:
thin as a rail (as a rake, as a lath, as a whipping-post)
  
_Id:
this is the thin edge of the wedge    ;
 
_Id:
to vanish into thin air  ;   
19> 
_Ex:
to cut smth. thin   -.; 
-.  
_Ex:
to spread the butter (to butter the bread) thin 
 ( )  
20>  ; 
21>  ; 
22> , 
_Ex:
to thin a pencil  
23>  ,    
_Ex:
hunger had thinned her cheeks      
_Ex:
this diet will thin you down     
24> 
25>  ()
26>   
27> ,  (, )
_Ex:
to thin shoots  
_Ex:
to thin the forest  () 
_Ex:
a head thinned of hair  
28> 
_Ex:
the forest is beginning to thin  
_Ex:
his hair is thinning    
29>   
_Ex:
to thin the ranks of an army   
30>  ( ); ,  
_Ex:
the town thinned  
31> , ; 
_Ex:
to thin wine  
32>  , ;   ;

_Ex:
the fog is thinning   ()
33> _.  ,    ( )

thin away
1>  
2>  
_Ex:
the clouds were thinning away  
3> 

thin down
1>  
_Ex:
to thin down a board  
2>  
3> 
4> , 
_Ex:
to thin down the paint  
5>  ();   
_Ex:
to thin down the population   
6> ;   

thin film
1> _. 

thin off
1> ; , 
2> , 
_Ex:
the crowd thinned off  
_Ex:
the crowds are thinning off  () 

thin out
1> , 
_Ex:
to thin out flowers  
2> , 
_Ex:
the crowd thinned out  
_Ex:
the crowds are thinning out  () 
3> _.  
_Ex:
to thin out a position     


thin plate
1>   

thin section
1> _. 

thin vault
1> _. -;  

thin-layer chromatography
1> _.  

thin-lipped
1> 

thin-skinned
1> 
_Ex:
thin-skinned orange  
2> , , 

thin-sown
1>  ;  ( )

thin-walled
1> _.  (   . .)

thine
1> _. , , , ;  
_Ex:
the fault is thine, do what thou wilt with thine own 
,    
2> _.    thy  ,
      , ,
,   . .
_Ex:
tastes are different, you know. - That's true;
but thine's a devilish odd one   ,   
. -  ,   -  
3> _. (. thy  ) ,   . .
_Ex:
is he thy father or thine uncle?     ?,
    ?
_Ex:
lift thine eyes  
4> _.  . . .: ,  
_Ex:
lasting shame on thee and thine     

5> _.  . . .: ,  
_Ex:
is this mine or thine?    ?,   
 ?

Thing
1> _. _.  (   )

thing
1> ; 
_Ex:
material things  
_Ex:
small thing 
_Ex:
thing of beauty  
_Ex:
expensive things  
_Ex:
the things of this world   
_Ex:
to be more interested in things than in human beings
  ,  
_Ex:
he likes to make things with his hands   
_Ex:
what's the thing in your hand?   ( )  
 ?
_Ex:
a thing in itself _.   
_Ex:
not a thing to be seen anywhere   
2> _pl. 
_Ex:
things Japanese  ; ,   
 
_Ex:
things political 
_Ex:
to have a passion for things political  

3> _pl. 
_Ex:
they had to come with all their things   
    
_Ex:
to get rid of all the useless things in the house 
    
_Ex:
all the things in the house were burned    

_Ex:
I forbid you to touch my things    
 
_Ex:
things personal _.  
_Ex:
things in action _.  ; ,
  
4> _pl. , 
_Ex:
to pack up one's things  
_Ex:
his things are always lying around   
 
5>  _pl.  ; ,  
_Ex:
bathing (swimming) things  
_Ex:
summer things  
_Ex:
to put on one's things 
_Ex:
I haven't a thing to wear   
_Ex:
I have bought some new things for you    -
  (  . .)
_Ex:
we send the big things to the laundry    
  (  )
6> ; 
_Ex:
sweet things , 
_Ex:
good things 
_Ex:
you must avoid sweet or starchy things  
 
_Ex:
there was not a thing to eat      ,
   
_Ex:
some drugs are dangerous things   
 
7> _pl. . _. ; ;  
_Ex:
tea things  
_Ex:
cooking things  ;  
_Ex:
to wash up the tea things   
_Ex:
the plumber hasn't brought his things  
   
8>  ,   . .; 
_Ex:
an excellent thing  
_Ex:
he wrote popular things for jazz-bands   
  -
9> ; 
_Ex:
here is a little thing of mine I'd like to read to you 
  ,      
10> , 
_Ex:
to look at things (from one's own point of view) 
  ( ) (    )
_Ex:
to speak of different things    
_Ex:
to take things too seriously    ,
    
_Ex:
I must think things over    
_Ex:
there's another thing I'd like to ask you about   
  ()   (  )
_Ex:
it's the funniest thing I have ever heard    
   
11> . _pl. , 
_Ex:
the state of things   ()
_Ex:
how are things?  () ?
_Ex:
tell me how things go (stand)?  ,  
() ?
_Ex:
as things go (stand, are) now   ,
   ;   
_Ex:
things have changed greatly   
_Ex:
that wouldn't change things between us    
 
_Ex:
things look black    
_Ex:
things are getting better  
_Ex:
things might go wrong    ()
_Ex:
that things should have come to this!  ,
    (  )!
_Ex:
we hope for better things      
(    )
_Ex:
other things being equal    
_Ex:
all things considered  
_Ex:
that's a nice thing!  !
12> 
_Ex:
let's get this thing over with quickly   
  
_Ex:
I have several things to attend to  ()  -
;     
_Ex:
he gets things done   ,    
13> , -
_Ex:
to think hard things of a person    
_Ex:
to go about saying things  
_Ex:
to talk of one thing and another     
_Ex:
to mutter dark things    

_Ex:
he says the first thing that comes into his head  
,     
_Ex:
don't put things into his head    
 
_Ex:
something must be done to stop this sort of thing 
- ,    
_Ex:
I don't know a thing about algebra    
 
_Ex:
it doesn't mean a thing to me      
,     
_Ex:
it would be a good thing to make sure of it   
  
_Ex:
that's quite another thing    
_Ex:
neither one thing, nor another  ,  
_Ex:
one thing or the other  ,  
_Ex:
it's (just) one thing after another, if it's not one thing
it's another    ;  ,  ;  ,
 
_Ex:
what with one thing and another  ,   - 
 
_Ex:
the thing I don't like about this plan ()   
   
_Ex:
the important thing to remember ,   ;
  
_Ex:
the best thing is...  ...,  ...
_Ex:
the next best thing   
_Ex:
the great thing  
_Ex:
the great thing was to get there in time     
     
_Ex:
strange thing  
_Ex:
it's a strange thing he doesn't write ,    
_Ex:
the right thing    ( )
_Ex:
to say the right thing  ,  
_Ex:
the wrong thing    ( )
_Ex:
to say the wrong thing    ()
_Ex:
not a thing 
_Ex:
not a thing escaped him      
14> , 
_Ex:
to worry over every little thing   

_Ex:
not a thing has been overlooked    
_Ex:
it is the small things about him that puzzle me  
    () 
15> -.  , ,   . .
_Ex:
that's the thing    ,   
_Ex:
the thing is...    ...;     ...
_Ex:
the thing was to get home     
 
_Ex:
the only thing now is to take a taxi ,  
 ,   
_Ex:
(quite) the thing () ,  ; ,  
_Ex:
that's the very (just the) thing    ,  
_Ex:
a good thrashing would be the thing for him  
  -      
_Ex:
the latest thing in hats   
16> , 
_Ex:
to wish to do great things    
_Ex:
I did no such thing     ;   
  
_Ex:
to do the handsome thing by smb.   -.;
     -.
_Ex:
that's not at all the thing to do   ; 
  (),   
_Ex:
what a thing to do!   !,   !,
    !
_Ex:
we expect great things of you     
17> 
_Ex:
his death was a tragic thing     
_Ex:
strange things happened   
18> , 
_Ex:
poor thing 
_Ex:
young thing  
_Ex:
little thing , 
_Ex:
a sweet little thing  
_Ex:
dumb things   ()
_Ex:
mean thing  
_Ex:
foolish old thing  
_Ex:
no living thing has ever done it    
 
_Ex:
he was like a mad thing    
19>   _. 
_Ex:
dear thing 
_Ex:
old thing 
_Ex:
you silly thing! !,     !
20>    
. _. _.  
_Ex:
what's that veil thing you're wearing?     
  ?
_Id:
spiritual things, things of the mind  
_Id:
in all things   ,  
_Id:
and things  ,   
_Id:
and another thing   
_Id:
sure thing _. , ;  
_Id:
near thing  ;    
_Id:
no such thing  ;     
 
_Id:
no great things  ,  ;    
_Id:
(the) first thing  ;  ; -
_Id:
I'll write the letter (the) first thing in the morning 
    
_Id:
(the) next thing 
_Id:
(the) last thing   , ; ;
 , ,     
_Id:
the same thing   
_Id:
for one thing  ;   , ;  
_Id:
for another thing  , -
_Id:
of all things _-.   !,    !,  !,
 !
_Id:
above all things  ;  ,  
_Id:
among other things  
_Id:
as a general (as a usual) thing ,  
_Id:
one of those things   (
)
_Id:
it's one of those things    ;  
,  
_Id:
it is too much of a good thing  ;
   ()
_Id:
it's a thing about him    ,   
,        
_Id:
to have a thing about smth.   
-.;   -.;    ,
  -.
_Id:
he has a thing about opening letters, and never does 
  ,   () ,  
   
_Id:
to have a thing about smb.  -.;  
-.
_Id:
to have a thing for smb.    -.;  
  -.
_Id:
to do one's (own) thing     
,   . .
_Id:
to make a thing (out) of smth.  () 
,  -.
_Id:
to make a good thing of smth.    -.
_Id:
to know a thing or two  -;  ()
  
_Id:
to learn a thing or two  () -
_Id:
to show smb. a thing or two  -.   
_Id:
to teach smb. a thing or two  -. -
_Id:
to be up to a thing or two    , -

_Id:
not to do a thing     
_Id:
not to be (to feel) the thing   
_Id:
I'm not quite the thing today   
_Id:
not to look the thing  
_Id:
to see things , 
_Id:
to go the way of all things ,   
 

thing-in-itself
1> _.   ,    

thingamy
1>  . .    :   ?
_Ex:
his gramophone has a little thingamy that changes the records
automatically      , 
  

thingish
1> _. ,    , ""
(  )

thingism
1> _. "",     
(  )

things-in-themselves
1> _.   ,    

thingum
1> _. . .    :   ?
_Ex:
his gramophone has a little thingum that changes the records
automatically      , 
  

thingumajig
1> _. . .    :   ?
_Ex:
his gramophone has a little thingumajig that changes the
records automatically      ,
   

thingumbob
1> _. . .    :   ?
_Ex:
his gramophone has a little thingumbob that changes the
records automatically      ,
   

thingumebob
1> _. . .    :   ?
_Ex:
his gramophone has a little thingumebob that changes the
records automatically      ,
   

thingummy
1> _. . .    :   ?
_Ex:
his gramophone has a little thingummy that changes the
records automatically      ,
   

think
1> 
_Ex:
to have a long think about smth.   
 -.
2> ; 
3> , ; 
_Ex:
to think clearly  
_Ex:
to think aloud  () 
_Ex:
to think (twice) before doing smth.  (),
   -.
_Ex:
to think hard   
_Ex:
to learn to think in English   -;
   
_Ex:
to think to oneself for a moment   
_Ex:
I'll think about (of) it    
_Ex:
think of what I've told you    
_Ex:
don't think of him any more    
_Ex:
this has set me thinking    
_Ex:
I did it without thinking     
_Ex:
just think a minute!  !
_Ex:
think again!  ,  !
_Ex:
it's so noisy here I can't think   ,   

_Ex:
the reader will have much to think about   
 
_Ex:
he's not so handsome, (when you) come to think of it 
 -     
_Ex:
did you think to bring any money? ()     
 ?
_Ex:
I'm glad to think (that) I have been of use to you 
 ,     - 
_Ex:
I've been thinking that...    , ...
_Ex:
he thinks he knows everything  ,   
( )
_Ex:
what will people think?   ?
_Ex:
I no longer knew what to think   ,   ();
   
_Ex:
he says all he thinks   ,  ;  
,   
4> ,   
_Ex:
to think black thoughts   
_Ex:
to think scorn of smb. _.     -.;
 -.
_Ex:
he thought base thoughts      
5> , ; 
_Ex:
I think it will rain  ,   
_Ex:
I thought I heard a knock  ,   ( )
_Ex:
do you think you could do it?  ,  
 ?
_Ex:
then you think that... ,   (), ...
_Ex:
it's better, don't you think, to get it over with? ,
-,       ?
_Ex:
are you coming with us? - I don't think I am   
? - , 
_Ex:
I think with (like) you    
_Ex:
I rather think so   
_Ex:
I don't think so    
_Ex:
I (should) hardly think so  ;   

_Ex:
thought proper for government publications 
   
_Ex:
to think smb. the best contemporary novelist 
-.   
_Ex:
I thought her charming    
_Ex:
I think it possible   ,    
_Ex:
do as you think fit ,   (  )
_Ex:
they think their teacher a fine man   
  
_Ex:
to think smb. of little account   -., 
   -.
_Ex:
he is conventionally thought to be a romantic thing 
  
6>  (-.) 
_Ex:
to think much (well, highly, a great deal) of smb., smth. 
   -., -.;   -.,
-.
_Ex:
to think badly of smb., smth.     -.,
-.
_Ex:
to think little (nothing) of smth.    
-., -.;     ;  
_Ex:
I think nothing of thirty miles a day   
     
_Ex:
to think dirty about smb. _.    -.,
     -.
_Ex:
to think of smb. as one's inferior  -.  
_Ex:
he is well thought of    
7>  , 
_Ex:
to think of smb. as still a boy   -. 
 
_Ex:
think of him not guessing it!      ,
   ?
_Ex:
what do you think? _.     ?
_Ex:
only think!, just think of that!, to think of it! 
!; ?
_Ex:
you can't think! !;      !
_Ex:
I can't think where he is   ,   
;   ,    ()
_Ex:
I can't bear to think what might happen     ,
   ()
_Ex:
think what a sacrifice he has made ,   
 
_Ex:
you can't think how surprised he was    
,     
8> ,   () 
_Ex:
we think the ocean as a whole   
 
9> , 
_Ex:
to think a way out of trouble    

10> (of) , 
_Ex:
to think of a way out of a difficulty    

_Ex:
who first thought of the plan?     
 ?
11>   , ; 
_Ex:
to think of marrying (to marry) smb.  ()
  -.
_Ex:
he thinks to deceive me   ()  
_Ex:
I only thought to help you     
_Ex:
I must be thinking of giong   
_Ex:
I shouldn't (I should never) think of doing such a thing
_-.        
12> , , 
_Ex:
I didn't think to see you    ( )
 
_Ex:
who would have thought to meet you here   
(   ),     ?
_Ex:
they think to escape punishment  ,  
  
_Ex:
I little thought I would see him again   
(   ),    
13> , 
_Ex:
to think no evil (no harm)    ,
   
14> (for) _. , 
_Ex:
things are worse than you think for   ,
   ()
15> 
_Ex:
to think of old times  
_Ex:
I can't think of his name at the moment    
  
_Ex:
try to think how the accident happened 
,    
16>  , 
_Ex:
to think airplanes all day long   

_Ex:
he thinks nothing but sports       
 (  );    
17> , 
_Ex:
to think only of oneself    
_Ex:
you must think of others      ;
   
18>     -. 
_Ex:
I thought myself silly   ,    
  (  )
_Ex:
he thought himself into a fever    ,
  ()
19>  . . .: _. ; ,

_Id:
to think long _. , 
_Id:
to think fit (good, proper) to do smth.  
-. (. -. )
_Id:
to think better of smth. ,  
 -.
_Id:
to think better of smb.     -.
_Id:
to think big _.  ,   
_Id:
I don't think!  ;  ,   ,
  ; _.  ,   ,
 
_Id:
an amiable young man, I don't think   ,
 
_Id:
he thinks he is it     ,   

think away
1>   

think factory
1> _. " ";  ,
-   . .;   
 -.  (  )
2> _. , 
_Ex:
to have bubbles in one's think factory 

think out
1> 
_Ex:
to think out a plan  
_Ex:
an answer well thought out  
2>   ;   
_Ex:
I've got to think this out      ;
  ,   
3> _. _. , 
4> , , 
_Ex:
to think out a puzzle  
5> (for oneself)  
_Ex:
he thinks things out for himself  () 
  

think over
1> , , 
_Ex:
think over what I've said   ,   
_Ex:
to think over the matter  

think piece
1> _.  ; ,    . . (
, )

think through
1> ,   ;    
_Ex:
to think through the perplexities of theoretical debate
     

think up
1> 
_Ex:
a plan carefully thought up   
2> _. , 
_Ex:
to think up a suitable excuse  

_Ex:
what have you been thinking up?   () ?

think-in
1> _. , 

think-tank
1> _. " ";  ,
-   . .;   
 -.  (  )
2> _. , 
_Ex:
to have bubbles in one's think-tank 

think-tanker
1> _. "",  " "

thinkable
1> 
_Ex:
it's hardly thinkable that he should have behaved so 
( ),     
2> , 

thinker
1> , 
_Ex:
he is a slow thinker  
_Ex:
a great thinker  
2> _. _. , 

thinking
1> 
_Ex:
to do some hard thinking   
_Ex:
to stimulate thinking   
_Ex:
to influence smb.'s thinking   -.  
2> _pl. , 
3> 
_Ex:
to (in) my thinking, to my way of thinking   ,
  
4> , 
_Ex:
a survey of current thinking on the subject  
   
_Ex:
to reflect world-wide thinking    
_Id:
to put on one's thinking cap  ( -.);
  ( -.)
5> ; 
_Ex:
thinking being  
6> , 
_Ex:
the dilemma of the thinking man   

thinking machine
1>  

