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Think a lot of Meaning in English

expression

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التعريف

To have a very positive opinion of someone or something; to admire or respect them highly.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Slightly formal and positive; often used about people, but also suitable for things (like someone's work). Similar to 'admire', but softer and less intense. Common confusion with 'think much of' (which is usually negative: 'don't think much of'). Phrases: 'I think a lot of her', 'People think a lot of their teacher'.

Spanish: admirar mucho - tener muy buena opinión dePortuguese (BR): achar muito de - admirar muitoPortuguese (PT): achar muito de - admirar muitoChinese (Simplified): 很看重 - 非常欣赏Chinese (Traditional): 很看重 - 非常欣賞Hindi: बहुत अच्छी राय रखना - बहुत माननाArabic: يُقَدِّر كثيرًا - يَحْتَرِم كثيرًاBengali: ভালোভাবে মনে করা - শ্রদ্ধা করা - সম্মান করাRussian: высоко ценить - быть высокого мнения оJapanese: 高く評価する - 尊敬するVietnamese: rất kính trọng - đánh giá caoKorean: 높이 평가하다 - 존경하다Turkish: çok değer vermek - çok takdir etmekUrdu: بہت عزت دینا - بہت قدر کرناIndonesian: sangat menghargai - sangat menghormati

جمل نموذجية

I think a lot of my teacher because she is kind.

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They all think a lot of their coach.

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My boss thinks a lot of you.

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You can tell she thinks a lot of her little brother—she's always looking after him.

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Everyone in the office thinks a lot of Maria; she's such a hard worker.

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I really think a lot of your ideas—they inspired me.

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