Thank
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vt. 谢谢，感谢;责怪，把…归于;
n. 感谢，谢谢，道谢的话;
📝 例句
She can thank herself for this accident.
这个事故要怪她自己。
I can't thank you enough.
我对你真是感激不尽。
Quite well, thank you.
我很好，谢谢你。
Many thanks for your help.
多谢你帮忙。
I should thank you rather than that you thank me.
我应当谢你而不是你谢我。
🌱 联想助记
【记】※ thank-谢谢,tank-坦克:谢谢你送的坦克玩具
※ t-拼音“他”,han-拼音“涵”,k-拼音“客”:他感谢有涵养的宾客来访
※ th-拼音“太后”,a-一,nk-拼音“耐克”:谢谢太后赐给我一双耐克鞋
✅ 同义词
📖 牛津释义
thank
v
1 [Tn, Tn.pr]
~ sb (for sth/doing sth) express gratitude to sb 谢谢或感谢某人; 向某人道谢
There's no need to thank me I was only doing my job. 不用谢--这是我应做的工作.
We thanked them for all their help. 我们感谢他们鼎力相助.
(ironic 反语) He won't thank you (ie He'll be annoyed with you) for leaving him all the washing-up to do. 你把刷锅洗碗的活儿都留给他干, 他不会感谢你（他会生你的气）.
2 (idm 习语) have oneself/sb to thank (for sth) (ironic 反语) be responsible/hold sb responsible (for sth) （对某事）负有责任; 使某人（对某事）负责
She only has herself to thank for what happened. 出了事只能怪她自己.
Who do we have to thank for this fiasco? 我们遭此惨败怨谁呢? I'll thank you for sth/to do sth (used in making politely formal requests or commands 用作提出请求或要求的礼貌用语)
I'll thank you for (ie Please give me) that book. 请您把那本书送给我吧.
I'll thank you to mind your business. 请您少管闲事. ,no, `thank you (used to decline an offer, a proposal, etc politely 用以表示婉拒他人的好意、 提议等). thank `God/`goodness/`heaven(s) (used to express relief 用以表示松心或宽慰)
Thank God you're safe! 谢天谢地, 你平安无事! thank one's lucky stars be or feel especially fortunate 吉星高照; 感到非常幸运
You can thank your lucky stars (that) you don't have to go to this dreary reception. 你真走运, 不用出席那死气沉沉的招待会. `thank you (used to express gratitude or to accept an offer, a proposal, etc 用以表示感谢或接受他人的好意、 提议等)
Thank you for giving me a lift. 谢谢你开车送我一程.
Thank you very much indeed. 真是太感谢你了.
🔁 扩展释义
*[θæŋk]n. 谢意, 感谢vt. 谢谢, 感谢相关词组: thank sb for sth thank God have oneself to thank
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How're you doing, fellas?
你们怎么样了， 各位？
Uh-oh, here comes my boy friend, he's insanely jealous.
噢，我男朋友过来啦，他可是个大醋坛子呦。
During the rush hour one evening two cars collided and both drivers began to argue.
一天傍晚交通最拥挤时，一辆汽车撞上前面一辆汽车，两个司机争吵起来。