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Terms for subject Cliche / convention containing thought | all forms | exact matches only
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for some reason I thoughtя почему-то думал, что ("Do you know if dredging Beaver Lake is still on the table?" "For some reason I thought they did that already in 2013/2014 but I guess not?" (Twitter) ART Vancouver)
for some reason I thoughtмне почему-то казалось, что ("Do you know if dredging Beaver Lake is still on the table?" "For some reason I thought they did that already in 2013/2014 but I guess not?" (Twitter) ART Vancouver)
give it more thoughtещё подумать (I have to give it more thought. – Я ещё подумаю. • Let's give this more thought. – Давайте над этим ещё подумаем. ART Vancouver)
have second thoughtsзасомневаться (to start having doubts about a decision you have made (Longman Dictionary): While cleaning out the property following the recent death of his father, Mr Nickl came across his grandparents' beloved art collection. The award-winning pastry chef from the NSW Southern Highlands originally planned to give away the paintings to charity. But he had second thoughts and approached his neighbour, leading Australian artist Ben Quilty, who 'begrudgingly' agreed to look at the collection. -- засомневался, стоит ли это делать и обратился к соседу dailymail.co.uk ART Vancouver)
have second thoughtsвовремя опомниться (While cleaning out the property following the recent death of his father, Mr Nickl came across his grandparents' beloved art collection. The award-winning pastry chef from the NSW Southern Highlands originally planned to give away the paintings to charity. But he had second thoughts and approached his neighbour, leading Australian artist Ben Quilty, who 'begrudgingly' agreed to look at the collection. dailymail.co.uk ART Vancouver)
have second thoughtsвовремя одуматься (While cleaning out the property following the recent death of his father, Mr Nickl came across his grandparents' beloved art collection. The award-winning pastry chef from the NSW Southern Highlands originally planned to give away the paintings to charity. But he had second thoughts and approached his neighbour, leading Australian artist Ben Quilty, who 'begrudgingly' agreed to look at the collection. dailymail.co.uk ART Vancouver)
I thought as muchтак я и думал (Of all these alleged witnesses, do we have even one recording, one picture? Nope, of course not. For bonus points let's see a copy of the reports filed. How about the names of anyone involved? I thought as much. unexplained-mysteries.com ART Vancouver)
I thought as muchтак я и знал (ART Vancouver)
I thought I shouldя решил (do sth. – сделать что-л.: Since buses and Skytrain aren't running tomorrow morning, I thought I should create a carpool post. If you'd like to offer a ride, feel free to comment below your availability and general route so people can request. (Reddit) ART Vancouver)
I thought I'd + verbя решил (Want a donut? Here, I thought I'd buy an extra one for you, it's got raspberry filling in it. • Because it's a stormy, rainy night and we've just lost power in the entire neighbourhood, I thought I'd share with you some of my favourite ghost and horror stories. ART Vancouver)
it was widely thought thatширокое распространение получила версия / точка зрения, что (It was widely thought that the anomalous sounds perhaps came from some broken pipeline or leak, but when this was checked out it was found that the sounds did not really match this audio signature. ART Vancouver)
not give sth. much thoughtне придать особого значения (Rob MacKenzie, who lives on a neighbouring street, said he had heard "at least three" ambulances on Tuesday evening but hadn't given it much thought given the area he lives in. -- не придал этому особого значения ART Vancouver)
that's what I thoughtя так и думал
think creativelyмыслить творчески (" "Grow up, not out". Metro Vancouver's rising land costs have forced city planners, developers, architects and engineers to think creatively by using this concept to maximize space for housing, services and community amenities to support surging population growth." (Anne McMullin, UDI) ART Vancouver)
thoughts are thingsмысли материальны (oliversorge)
who would have thoughtкто бы мог подумать