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Definition of thank you in English: thank youexclamation A polite expression used when acknowledging a gift, service, or compliment, or accepting or refusing an offer. thank you for your letter no thank you, I'll give it a miss Example sentencesExamples - If you've made it this far, thank you for being here.
- Thank you, but no, thank you.
- Thank you for your time.
noun An instance or means of expressing thanks. Lucy planned a party as a thank you to hospital staff as modifier thank-you letters Example sentencesExamples - Other walls are decorated with framed thank-you letters from ministers and prime ministers.
- Resting just above it is a thank-you card from a grateful couple from Lancaster, delighted to be reunited with a wallet.
- The four said their last thank yous and goodbyes to Damien, and Derick nodded farewell to Rayne.
- They decided they should write a thank-you note to whoever was giving them these things.
- They later returned to Cambridge station with a thank-you card and a bottle of wine for him.
- A big thank you goes to the coach, Margaret Moriarty, who has been carrying out endless training with this team.
- Jane then sent the lawyer a thank-you note for helping her family avoid a defamation suit.
- Both men quietly said their thank yous again and left.
- I will write thank-you letters for all of my Christmas presents.
- A special thank you goes to Patricia McDermot for all her hard work to make the night such a big success.
- Last month, Mr Stuttle said he would present the Mayor with the picture as a thank-you gesture from the people of Yorkshire.
- Esther meets her after she writes her a thank-you letter for the scholarship.
- We always receive thank-you cards and presents from guests who have stayed with us and that gives me such a buzz.
- Sharon has already sent the store staff a huge thank-you card.
- The next morning, he came to work and there were a dozen donuts and a thank-you note from the police officer.
- A special thank you goes to all involved in the planning and preparations and to all those involved on the day.
- We could have also included an invitation or a thank-you note if we had chosen to.
- Doyle is also currently perusing a few hotel brochures himself, with a view to taking the entire staff on a thank-you break in January.
- You've packed away the dress, eaten the cake and written your thank-you letters - now married life starts for real.
- It was a good interview, and ended with Katherine breaking the news that she was leaving and saying her thank yous and goodbyes.
Synonyms thank you, many thanks, thanks very much, thanks a lot, thank you kindly, much obliged, much appreciated, bless you
Definition of thank you in US English: thank youexclamationˈTHaNGk ˌyo͞oˈθæŋk ˌju A polite expression used when acknowledging a gift, service, or compliment, or accepting or refusing an offer. thank you for your letter no thank you, I don't believe I will Example sentencesExamples - Thank you, but no, thank you.
- If you've made it this far, thank you for being here.
- Thank you for your time.
nounˈTHaNGk ˌyo͞oˈθæŋk ˌju An instance or means of expressing thanks. Lucy planned a party as a thank you to the nurses as modifier thank-you letters Example sentencesExamples - Jane then sent the lawyer a thank-you note for helping her family avoid a defamation suit.
- Doyle is also currently perusing a few hotel brochures himself, with a view to taking the entire staff on a thank-you break in January.
- It was a good interview, and ended with Katherine breaking the news that she was leaving and saying her thank yous and goodbyes.
- They later returned to Cambridge station with a thank-you card and a bottle of wine for him.
- Esther meets her after she writes her a thank-you letter for the scholarship.
- I will write thank-you letters for all of my Christmas presents.
- Resting just above it is a thank-you card from a grateful couple from Lancaster, delighted to be reunited with a wallet.
- Sharon has already sent the store staff a huge thank-you card.
- We always receive thank-you cards and presents from guests who have stayed with us and that gives me such a buzz.
- A special thank you goes to all involved in the planning and preparations and to all those involved on the day.
- Both men quietly said their thank yous again and left.
- Other walls are decorated with framed thank-you letters from ministers and prime ministers.
- A big thank you goes to the coach, Margaret Moriarty, who has been carrying out endless training with this team.
- You've packed away the dress, eaten the cake and written your thank-you letters - now married life starts for real.
- The four said their last thank yous and goodbyes to Damien, and Derick nodded farewell to Rayne.
- The next morning, he came to work and there were a dozen donuts and a thank-you note from the police officer.
- Last month, Mr Stuttle said he would present the Mayor with the picture as a thank-you gesture from the people of Yorkshire.
- They decided they should write a thank-you note to whoever was giving them these things.
- We could have also included an invitation or a thank-you note if we had chosen to.
- A special thank you goes to Patricia McDermot for all her hard work to make the night such a big success.
Synonyms thank you, many thanks, thanks very much, thanks a lot, thank you kindly, much obliged, much appreciated, bless you
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