Cool MateDo you think 的意思
A phrase used to ask for someone's opinion or belief.
In simple words: What is your opinion?
Do you think 例句
- Do you think it will rain today?
- What do you think about the new policy?
- Do you think we should try a different approach?
- I'm curious, do you think that movie was good?
- Do you think they will join us later?
如何使用 Do you think
Used for asking someone's opinion. Suitable in both casual and formal contexts. Avoid in arguments.
Grammar pattern
do you think + clause
Memory hint
Remember it as asking someone to 'think and share' their opinion.
相关单词
Collocations with Do you think
- do you think so
- do you think about
- do you think that
- do you think it means
Synonyms for Do you think
- do you believe
- do you feel
- do you suppose
- do you consider
Opposites of Do you think
- I doubt
- I don't believe
- You don't think
Common mistakes with Do you think
- Often forget to use 'do' in questions.
- Confuse with 'think you do' which has a different meaning.
- Use incorrect word order in questions.
Do you think appears in
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关于 "Do you think" 的常见问题
"Do you think" 是什么意思？
What is your opinion?
"Do you think" 的定义是什么？
A phrase used to ask for someone's opinion or belief.
如何在句子中使用 "Do you think"？
Do you think it will rain today?
能再举一个 "Do you think" 的例子吗？
What do you think about the new policy?
"Do you think" 的近义词有哪些？
常见的替代说法包括 do you believe, do you feel, do you suppose, do you consider。
"Do you think" 的反义词是什么？
相反的意思包括 I doubt, I don't believe, You don't think。
哪些词和 "Do you think" 搭配？
它常与 do you think so, do you think about, do you think that, do you think it means 搭配。
使用 "Do you think" 时常见的错误有哪些？
Often forget to use 'do' in questions. Confuse with 'think you do' which has a different meaning. Use incorrect word order in questions.
"Do you think" 怎么发音？
US: //du jʊ θɪŋk//, UK: //də jʊ θɪŋk//。点击上方音频，听母语者的发音。
什么时候该用 "Do you think"？
Used for asking someone's opinion. Suitable in both casual and formal contexts. Avoid in arguments.