English to Hebrew Meaning of thinkable - thinkable

Thinkable :

thinkable

adjective

ניתן להעלות על הדעת

Thinkable :: אפשרי

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Definitions of thinkable in English

Adjective(1) capable of being conceived or imagined or considered

Examples of thinkable in English

(1) On the way there, looking at Raymond with his sticky eyes and swelling cut, I had a bit of a think .(2) think money(3) There is no reason to think that the situation will be different for members of Parliament.(4) does he think that?(5) Sit on the bed a few minutes to have a think .(6) what would John think of her?(7) They need to learn mental disciplines - to think , to count and to ask questions.(8) So, at the moment the email is sitting in my inbox with an action flag beside it while I have a think .(9) one should always think positive(10) I think some situations can and should be treated with a bit more of a diplomatic approach!(11) she did not think highly of modern art(12) What makes people think the situation will be any different in cannabis is legalised?(13) lemon thyme is a natural pair with any chicken dish you can think of(14) it's not as bad as you think(15) I went for a walk to have a think(16) I think every individual situation is just a little different though they have generalities.

(1) think of ::

חשוב על

(2) to think ::

לחשוב

(3) think about ::

לחשוב על

(4) think about it ::

תחשוב על זה

(5) think over ::

לַחשׁוֹב

(6) think twice ::

תחשוב פעמיים

Synonyms

1. imaginable ::

ניתן להעלות על הדעת

2. thinkable ::

thinkable

3. cogitable ::

cogitable

6. supposable ::

supposable

7. contrivable ::

contrivable

Different Forms

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