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请问英语句子中thought 和 thought of有区别嘛? 句子1:He thought of a number of things. 句子2:He thought a number of things. 这是我在《英语诵读菁华》一篇文章中遇到的一个问题,文章上是句子1,但是在听录音的时候,录音人没有读出of的音啊,是不是也可以不用of的啊?
Jul 14, 2017 1:59 AM
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“Thought” is a very common word, and can have many meanings. Used by itself, with no preposition, it usually means “to believe.” Used with “of” or “about,” it means to imagine in one’s mind, that is, to consider. With “about,” it can mean to plan. Briefly: Mental state: He thought a number of things. = He had a number of beliefs. Mental state / activity: He thought of a number of things. = A number of things came to his mind, he had a number of ideas, or he considered various things. Mental activity: He thought about a number of things / He was thinking about a number of things. He may even have been planning or daydreaming. If you make a mistake, you’ll probably still be understood in context. Note that the word “of” is usually reduced in speech to /əv/ or /v/. If no vowel follows, it is often reduced to /ə/ — this does not apply to your example, however.
July 14, 2017
think of 考虑,关心,想起,想象,有...的看法,记起 应该是记起的意思,可能是听力里面of的发音一笔带过,所以你没听清。
July 14, 2017
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