el
masculine
/pensaˈmjento/
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Translation
thought, thinking
Word origin
From the verb pensar ('to think'), from Latin pensare ('to weigh, to ponder'), a frequentative of pendere ('to weigh'). The same root gives English 'pensive' and 'ponder'.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- pensare
- English cognates
- pensive, ponder
Grammar
Gendermasculine
Pluralpensamientos
Examples
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A sad thought crossed her mind.
apartar .
I cannot get that thought out of my head.
filósofos.
The book gathers the thought of the great philosophers.
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She planted colourful pansies in the garden.
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Share your thoughts with me without fear.
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