English to Maori Meaning of thought - whakaaro

Thought :
whakaaro

whakaaro, manukanuka, āwangawanga, hinengaro, whakaata, ariā, haputanga, wawata, whakakitenga, feruri, ngakau, aro, konä i, pūmahara, Tiro, pōti, whakaaroaro, Makiri, ako, haamana'oraa, tae, rangirua, ngarahu, whakawa, tautohe, take, whakaaroaro ana, totohe, whakatau, whakawā, tikanga, tumu, whāinga

whakaaro, tatau, ako, mahinga

whakaarowhakaarowhakaarokorewhakaaro
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Definitions of thought in English
Noun(1) the content of cognition; the main thing you are thinking about(2) the process of using your mind to consider something carefully(3) the organized beliefs of a period or group or individual(4) a personal belief or judgment that is not founded on proof or certainty
Verb(1) judge or regard; look upon; judge(2) expect, believe, or suppose(3) use or exercise the mind or one's power of reason in order to make inferences, decisions, or arrive at a solution or judgments(4) recall knowledge from memory; have a recollection(5) imagine or visualize(6) focus one's attention on a certain state(7) have in mind as a purpose(8) decide by pondering, reasoning, or reflecting(9) ponder; reflect on, or reason about(10) dispose the mind in a certain way(11) have or formulate in the mind(12) be capable of conscious thought(13) bring into a given condition by mental preoccupation
Examples of thought in English
(1) Jake watched her slow, steady breathing, and sat deep in thought , elbows resting on his knees.(2) Good paths are vital to a garden and deserve a lot of thought and attention.(3) The bridge will not be an eyesore as suggested because careful thought has been given to its design and position.(4) She glanced over at Logan who was sitting on the bed staring out the window deep in thought .(5) After a lot of thought I have finally decided to hang up the pen so to speak.(6) I have no doubt that this thought occurs to every undergrad at some time in their academic career.(7) It's the sort of thing that needs much careful thought and contingency planning.(8) She was so deep in thought that she didn't notice the boy standing on the path before her.(9) Bilbao and Madrid were bombed with no thought for civilians or buildings.(10) He considered boiling an egg, and the thought made him check how much time he had to get to the airport.(11) Maggie had a sudden thought(12) This country appears to be pushing ahead with its own proposals with no thought for the rest of the world.(13) It is a very complicated system, has a lot of merit, but needs a lot of careful thought .(14) On one hand, freedom of speech and thought is one of the cornerstones of any democracy.(15) There they go, beetling back and forth without a thought for their spiritual enrichment.(16) A lot of thought and effort has gone into preparing my equipment too.
Related Phrases of thought
(1) think ::
whakaaro
(2) food for thought ::
kai mō te whakaaro
(3) thought about ::
whakaaro e pā ana ki
(4) lost in thought ::
ngaro i roto i te whakaaro
(5) thought out ::
whakaaro i roto i
(6) a thought ::
he whakaaro
(7) on second thought ::
i runga i whakaaro tuarua
(8) school of thought ::
kura o te whakaaro
(9) deep in thought ::
hohonu i roto i te whakaaro
(10) deep thought ::
whakaaro hohonu
Synonyms
Noun
1. idea ::
whakaaro
2. hope ::
tumanako
3. thinking ::
whakaaro
5. opinion ::
whakaaro
Different Forms
thought, thoughtful, thoughtless, thoughts
Word Example from TV Shows
The ironborn thought you were some kind of god.

The ironborn THOUGHT you were some kind of god.

Game of Thrones Season 7, Episode 6

I thought Bran was dead.

I THOUGHT Bran was dead.

Game of Thrones Season 7, Episode 5

I always thought you had a talent for violence.

I always THOUGHT you had a talent for violence.

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 7

She would if she thought I was going to betray Jon.

She would if she THOUGHT I was going to betray Jon.

Game of Thrones Season 7, Episode 6

When I first started, I thought it'd be a good way to meet women...

When I first started, I THOUGHT it'd be a good way to meet women...

The Big Bang Theory Season 8, Episode 7

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