think again

θɪŋk əˈɡɛn

Definition

Definition of think again - Reverso English Dictionary

Expression

reconsiderationreconsider your thoughts or decisions

If you think it's easy, think again.

reconsider

rethink

rejectionfirmly reject someone's belief or idea

You think you can win? Think again!

dismiss

reject

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Expressions with think

think fast

quickly process information or make a decision

In emergencies, you must think fast to stay safe.

think over

ponder or reflect on a subject carefully

She needs to think over the job offer.

think up

invent something original or unique

He thought up a new gadget to solve the problem.

think big

be ambitious and aim for large goals

To succeed, you must think big and innovate.

no two people think alike

exp.

people have unique ways of thinking

In the meeting, it was clear that no two people think alike.

think badly of

have a negative opinion about someone or something

She thinks badly of people who lie.

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get one's head straight

mental clarity

be able to think clearly and logically again

reconsider

decision-making

think about again, especially with a view to change a decision

bring to one's senses

stop foolishness

make someone think or act normally again

have a rethink

reconsider

think again about a decision or idea

reconsider one's position

change mind

think again about your opinion or decision after new information

replay in one's mind

memory thoughts

think about a past event again and again

Examples of think again in a sentence

Think again before making such a bold claim.
If you think I'll agree, think again!
You believe it's easy? Think again!

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French:détrompez-vous, ...
German:nochmal überlegen, Denk nochmal nach, ...
Italian:ripensaci, ...
Spanish:piénsalo de nuevo, ...
Portuguese:pensa duas vezes, pensa outra vez, ...
Chinese:再想想, 你想错了！, ...
Japanese:考え直す, 考え直して, ...
Arabic:أعِدِ النَّظَرَ, فكر مرة أخرى, ...
Hebrew:לַחְשׁוֹב מֵחָדָשׁ, תַּחְשׁוֹב שׁוּב, ...
Russian:подумай ещё раз, подумай еще раз, ...
Ukrainian:подумайте ще раз, думай ще раз, ...
Hindi:फिर से सोचो, ऐसा मत समझो, ...
Bengali:আবার ভাবুন, সে আশা ছাড়ো, ...
Catalan:torna-hi, torna-ho a pensar, ...
Czech:tak to se pleteš, jen si to nemysli, ...
Danish:tro om igen, så kan du godt tro om, ...
Dutch:denk nog eens na, denk maar niet, ...
Greek:ξανασκέψου το, κάνεις λάθος, ...
Hungarian:gondold át újra, gondold újra, ...
Khmer:គិតឡើងវិញ, គិតម្តងទៀតទៅ, ...
Korean:다시 생각해 보다, 다시 생각해, ...
Persian:دوباره فکر کن, خوابش را ببینی, ...
Polish:pomyśl jeszcze raz, ...
Portuguese (BR):pense novamente, pense de novo, ...
Romanian:mai gândește-te o dată, mai gândește-te, ...
Swedish:tänk om, ...
Thai:คิดใหม่, คิดใหม่เถอะ, ...
Turkish:bir daha düşün, tekrar düşün, ...
Vietnamese:hãy nghĩ lại, đừng hòng, ...

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