thank you

thank you
1.
nome (anche thank-you, thankyou) grazie m., ringraziamento m.

to say thank you to sb. to say one's thank yous to sb. — dire grazie a o ringraziare qcn

2.
modificatore (anche thank-you o thankyou) [letter, gift] di ringraziamento
3.
avverbio grazie

thank you very much — (anche iron.) tante grazie

no thank you — no, grazie

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(I thank you: Thank you (very much) for your present; No, thank you.) grazie
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['θæŋkˌjuː]
1. n
ringraziamento
2. adj

a thankyou letter/card — una lettera/un biglietto di ringraziamento

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thank you (1) /ˈɵæŋkju:/
inter.
grazie: DIALOGO → -Greetings and other useful phrases- Thank you!, grazie!; sì, grazie; grazie, sì!; DIALOGO → -Booking a room by phone- Thank you very much, grazie mille; No, thank you, no, grazie!
thank you (2) /ˈɵæŋkju:/
A n.
(anche thankyou) (fam.) grazie; ringraziamento: They left without even a thank you, se ne sono andati senza una parola di ringraziamento
B a. attr.
(anche thankyou) (fam.) di ringraziamento: a thank you letter, una lettera di ringraziamento.
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1.
nome (anche thank-you, thankyou) grazie m., ringraziamento m.

to say thank you to sb. to say one's thank yous to sb. — dire grazie a o ringraziare qcn

2.
modificatore (anche thank-you o thankyou) [letter, gift] di ringraziamento
3.
avverbio grazie

thank you very much — (anche iron.) tante grazie

no thank you — no, grazie


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