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thanks
A1
noun
Sử dụng:
90%
thank you, gratitude
Tương ứng: thank you, gratitude
Phát âm: /θæŋks/
Ý nghĩa: An expression used to show gratitude to someone.

This meaning is used when you want to say 'thank you.' It shows that you are happy or grateful for what someone did.

Thanks for your help today.

She said thanks after the gift.

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A2
noun
Sử dụng:
65%
thank you
Tương ứng: thank you
Phát âm: /θæŋks/
Ý nghĩa: A phrase expressing gratitude at the end of a message or letter.

When people finish a note, email, or letter, they write 'Thanks' to show polite thanks to the reader.

Thanks for reading this letter.

She wrote 'Thanks' at the end.

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A2
interjection
Sử dụng:
60%
no, polite refusal
Tương ứng: no, polite refusal
Phát âm: /θæŋks/
Ý nghĩa: A phrase to show polite refusal when offered something.

Sometimes people say 'thanks' to politely say no to an offer. It is a kind way to refuse without being rude.

Would you like some tea? – Thanks, no.

Can I help you? – Thanks, I’m fine.

4
A2
interjection
Sử dụng:
75%
okay, got it
Tương ứng: okay, got it
Phát âm: /θæŋks/
Ý nghĩa: Used as an informal way to acknowledge or respond to someone in conversation.

People say 'thanks' to show they have understood or received information. It is a friendly way to respond in daily talking.

I’ll send you the notes. – Thanks!

Thanks, I will call you later.

Từ Tương Tự:
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B2
noun phrase
Sử dụng:
40%
express gratitude
Tương ứng: express gratitude
Phát âm: /θæŋks/
Ý nghĩa: Used in the expression 'give thanks,' meaning to show formal or religious gratitude.

This use is more formal or religious. It means to express thanks in a special or serious way, often for blessings or gifts.

We give thanks for the food.

She gave thanks after the speech.

6
B2
interjection
Sử dụng:
45%
sarcastic thanks
Tương ứng: sarcastic thanks
Phát âm: /θæŋks/
Ý nghĩa: Used sarcastically to show the opposite of gratitude, often to express annoyance.

People sometimes say 'thanks' in a not nice way to show they are unhappy or annoyed. It means the opposite of real thanks.

Thanks for breaking my phone!

Oh, thanks for being late again.

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