Webthanks: [plural noun] kindly or grateful thoughts : gratitude.

Webthanks 1. Grateful feelings or thoughts; gratitude: a heart full of thanks for our escape. 2. An expression of gratitude: gave thanks to God; a note of thanks to a contributor.

WebSynonyms for THANKS: gratitude, appreciation, appreciativeness, thankfulness, gratefulness, thanksgiving, acknowledgment, tribute; Antonyms of THANKS: thanklessness ...

WebBritannica Dictionary definition of THANK. [+ object] : to tell (someone) that you are grateful for something that he or she has done or given. I thanked her for (giving me) the present. I want to thank everyone who helped today. There's no need to thank me. Anyone would have done the same.

Webthanks definition: 1. → thank you: 2. words or actions that show you are grateful or pleased about something: 3…. Learn more.

WebBritannica Dictionary definition of THANKS. [plural] 1. : a good feeling that you have towards someone who has helped you, given something to you, etc. I brought you a gift as a way of showing my thanks for all you've done. I want to express my thanks [= gratitude] (to you) for your kindness and generosity. 2.

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WebMeaning of thank in English On behalf of the entire company, I would like to thank you for all your work. In accepting this award, I would like to thank the producer, the director, the …

Webthanks to someone or something. due to someone or something; because of someone or something. (This does not necessarily suggest gratitude.) Thanks to the storm, we have no electricity. Thanks to Mary, we have tickets to the game. She bought them early before they were sold out. See also: thanks, to. McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms ...

WebAn expression of one's gratitude. Though "thanks" is more informal than "thank you," the addition of "a lot" adds emphasis. Can be used sarcastically to mean the opposite. Hey, thanks a lot for your generous gift—we really appreciate it. A: "Here you go." B: "Thanks a lot—I can't reach those high shelves."