Noun (short for noun)? Thought; Ideas; Intention; Missing; Concept; Intend; Care; worry
Verb (short for verb)? Think, think, consider (past tense and past participle of verb think)
Lexical collocation:
1, verb+~: abandon the idea of abandonment? The idea of
2. Adjective+~: Good idea
After consideration, the preposition+~: after consideration
4.~+ Preposition: Thinking about this matter.
Common sentence patterns
1 used as a noun
His ideas are beyond my imagination.
His ideas are beyond my imagination.
2, ~+/v -ing of n/pron
I never thought about quitting my job.
I never thought about quitting my job.
3.+to n/pron.
I've thought about it for a long time.
I've thought about it for a long time.
Extended data:
Word usage
1, thought is a noun with the same shape as the past tense or past participle of the verb think, which basically means "thinking, thinking", can also mean "thinking ability" or "thinking process", and can also mean "thoughts and ideas (of a certain period, class, country), etc. )".
2.Think is often used with the preposition for when it is interpreted as "caring, paying attention and considering"; When solving "ideas, opinions and opinions", the plural form is often used; Often used with "of+ v -ing" structure to explain "intention".
3. Thought can refer to "thought". When expressing "an idea", use a? Thought, but when it means multiple, use thought; ;