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thankful

/thangk-fuhl/US // ˈθæŋk fəl //UK // (ˈθæŋkfʊl) //

感谢,感恩,多谢,感激不尽

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Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : feeling or expressing gratitude; appreciative.

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Examples

  • As I apply this to my career, I’m very thankful that I have a job where my work is valued and important to those around me, and beyond.

  • His book helped me in many different ways including how to be thankful and show gratitude in difficult situations, which makes them easier to manage in real time.

  • At first, I was so thankful to be alive that I decided I was going to “live life to the fullest.”

  • It’s a time to be thankful for important things we still have, not to bemoan the absence of trivial things we don’t.

  • We at SE Ranking are thankful for every review and mention from our clients, as we strongly believe that review culture is a driving force that helps businesses grow and provide an outstanding user experience.

  • Underneath my chronic prickliness and assholishness I am always, always thankful.

  • And underneath my chronic prickliness and assholishness I am always, always thankful.

  • Thankful that I made it this far without fearing dying of a treatable illness because I had no insurance.

  • At first, family members are awestruck—amazed and thankful that their loved one is still with them.

  • After my article ran, Peter was thankful, even though he was the one who was taking the real risks.

  • I am thankful that prolonged mourning is out of date; it made a fright of me and was getting on my nerves.

  • "There is a bridge up yonder, monsieur," returned the servant, thankful to have the conversation changed.

  • He thanked heaven she had left the neighborhood, and was equally thankful that he did not know where she had gone.

  • I told the poor fellow you were going to see his wife, and he was so thankful, that it did one's heart good.

  • Well, I am thankful yet—mine is a marvellous happy lot, to be better than a dead trumpeter!

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