بازگشت به کلمات قبلي....بازگشت به واژه thingto press against any thing
to ram a thing intoa person
to rub a thing in
to take a pride in any thing
to tease a person for a thing
toa a person about a thing
tolaugh.atany thing
too much of a good thing
what sort of a thing is it?
بازگشت به کلمات قبلي....بازگشت به واژه thingto come by a thing
to do a thing in a round way
to do a thing in haste
to do a thing ina corner
to do a thing the right way
to do a thing with f.
to do a thing without scruple
to do without any thing
to e. with person on a thing
to feel after any thing
to give reasons for a thing
to go at any thing
to grudge to do a thing
to grumble at any thing
to have a thing at heart
to i. any thing with figures
to let thing d.
to offer at any thing
to omit doing a thing
to p a thing for a person
to p a thing person with athing
to p a thing to be false
to p in doing a thing
to p off a thing upon anyone
to p on one thing to another
to palm off a thing on aperson
to pass by any thing
to pigon anyone of a thing
to poke a hole in any thing
to poke at any thing
to pole any thing up or downادامه واژههاي مرتبط(9)
کلمات مرتبط(thing):بازگشت به واژه thinga thing in posse
any old thing
for one thing
he did the wrong thing
he had better p no such thing
he knows a thing or two
i. for doing any thing
inclination for any thing
indifference to any thing
inferring one thing from another
it is a strange thing
it is the same thing
mind to do a thing
no such thing
pence for any thing
poor thing !
quite the thing
replaceable thing
rigid adherence to a thing
rough handling of a thing
studious of doing a thing
studious to do a thing
such and such a thing
that is a thing
the manner of doing any thing
the proper time to do a thing
the right way to do a thing
the thing is
the thing sold
thing hired
thing in itself
to a person for a thing
to be ill towardsany thing
to beg for a thingادامه واژههاي مرتبط(40)
چيز،شى ء،کار،اسباب ،دارايى ،اشياء،جامه ،لباس ،موجودکلمات مرتبط(74)
چیز، شیئ، کار، اسباب، دارائی، اشیائ، جامه ، لباس، موجود.
thing noun
1 used instead of the name of an object
ADJ. basic, essential I need to buy a few basic things like bread and milk.
VERB + THING make He makes things out of wood.
2 things: objects/clothing/tools
ADJ. swimming, tennis, etc. | breakfast, lunch, etc. He hadn't washed up the dinner things yet.
VERB + THING get together, pack Come on kids, get your things together?we're going. | put on, take off Hang on a second?I'll just take off my painting things (= clothes). | clear away/up, put away, tidy away/up Clear your painting things (= materials) away.
3 (used with negatives) anything
VERB + THING hear, know, notice, see I can't see a thing without my glasses. | miss I'm going to arrive early, because I don't want to miss a thing. | do She's tricked you, and you can't do a thing about it. | eat I haven't eaten a thing all day. | say Nobody said a thing when he appeared with a wig on. | mean Fame and fortune don't mean a thing if you don't have happiness.
4 fact/event/situation/action
ADJ. good, great, positive It's a good thing you remembered to turn off the gas! The best thing would be to apologize straight away. If she works hard she's capable of great things. Try to look on your rejection as a positive thing. | lovely, nice, wonderful | bad, negative Too much studying can be a bad thing. It's no bad thing to express your anger. | appalling, awful, dreadful, horrible, terrible That was a horrible thing to say to her. | amazing, curious, exciting, extraordinary, funny, interesting, remarkable, startling, strange, striking, surprising, weird The amazing thing is, he wouldn't accept any money! | ridiculous | frightening, worrying | annoying | foolish, silly, stupid I admit it was a foolish thing to do. | bloody (taboo), damn/damned | crucial, key, main, important, vital The key thing is to remain calm. | little, the slightest, small, trivial I give thanks for every little thing. He loses his temper at the slightest thing. It's such a small thing to ask. | easy Apologizing is never the easiest thing to do. | hard | brave, dangerous, risky | natural Entertaining people is the most natural thing in the world for her. | close, close-run I managed to get on the train, but it was a close-run thing (= I almost missed it). | rare | everyday She helped with the everyday things like shopping and cooking. | usual I did my usual thing of losing my keys. | nearest, next best He's the nearest thing to a film star I've ever met. I wanted to be a musician, but teaching music is the next best thing. | real It's just a practice, not the real thing. | the whole Let's forget the whole thing. | last The last thing she wanted was to upset her parents.
QUANT. loads, lots, plenty I've got loads of things to do today.
VERB + THING do He has a funny way of doing things. It's impossible to get things done when you're looking after a baby. | make up, say Who's been saying things about me? | be hearing/imagining/seeing There's nobody at the door?you must have been imagining things!
THING + VERB go on, happen, occur There are some weird things going on in that house. A funny thing happened to me this morning …
PREP. ~ about The best thing about Alan is he's always honest.
PHRASES among/amongst other things Amongst other things, I have to deal with mail and keep the accounts. | have better things to do I've got better things to do than stand here chatting all day! | kind/sort of thing They go canoeing, climbing, that sort of thing. | know/learn/teach sb a thing or two Jack knows a thing or two about kids?he's got five. | no such thing There's no such thing as ghosts (= they don't exist). | such a thing/a thing like that People defraud their companies every day, but Mike would never do such a thing! | a thing of the past Books may one day become a thing of the past.
5 things: general situation, as it affects sb
VERB + THING think over/through She's taken a few days off to think things over. | look at, see Try to look at things from my point of view. | discuss, talk over, talk through We arranged to meet and talk things over. | explain | accept You should suggest changes, rather than accept things as they are. | change | arrange, deal with, handle, look after, run, sort out Who's going to look after things while you're away? I want to get things sorted out before I go away. | straighten out | mess up, spoil | patch up They patched things up a week after their quarrel. | speed along/up It might speed things up if you phone them. | delay, hold up, slow down
THING + VERB stand As things stand at present, he seems certain to win. | be going He asked me how things were going. | change | go (according) to plan, go well, work (out) I just don't know if things are going to work out. | get better, improve, look up We were in trouble but now things are looking up. | look bright/good/promising/rosy There was a week to go to the deadline and things were looking good. | look bleak/grim Things looked bleak for the future of the factory. | be in/get into a mess, get out of hand, get/run out of control, go wrong | get worse, go downhill | turn out I'm sure things will turn out OK. | come to a head Things came to a head when money was found to be missing from the account. | get to sb Try not to let things get to you.
PHRASES all/other things being equal All other things being equal, the bigger fighter should win. | all things considered All things considered, I think we've done a good job. | get/keep things going/moving They hired temporary staff to keep things going over the summer. | get/put things straight I marched into his office to get a few things straight. | have/keep things in hand/under control He offered to help, but she assured him she had things in hand. | have things on your mind We chatted about school, but I could tell she had other things on her mind. | let things slide/slip She'd started the term studying hard, but now was beginning to let things slip. | let things take their course/happen Don't worry about it?just let things take their course. | make things better, easier, difficult, worse, etc. Her apology only served to make things worse. | put things right He apologized, and asked for a chance to put things right. | things to come The pay cut was just a taste of things to come.
6 what is needed/socially acceptable
ADJ. proper, right He did the right thing and went back to his wife. I did all the right things but I couldn't get the engine to start. | wrong She always manages to say the wrong thing. | logical, obvious, prudent, sensible Calling a doctor seemed the logical thing to do. | decent, done, honourable He did the decent thing and resigned. It's not the done thing to ask someone how much they earn. | very Iced tea?the very thing!
VERB + THING do | say
PHRASES just the thing, not quite the thing It wouldn't be quite the thing to turn up in running gear.
7 a person/an animal
ADJ. little, old The baby's a pretty little thing. | silly | poor You must be starving, you poor thing!
n.
this thing has got to end
it is a remarkable thing
how could you do such a thing?
how does this thing work?
a funny thing happened on the way to the...
to say the same thing in other terms
how can you say such a thing?
the thing I like about her is ...
a thing of the spirit
things of the heart
several matters to attend to
it is none of your affair
things are going well
I couldn't tell what the thing was
the thing is to stay in bounds
he has a thing about seafood
she has a thing about him
