pensó
thought
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Tom pensó que la reunión fue una pérdida de tiempo.
Tom thought the meeting was a waste of time.
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Él pensó que podría salir impune con su frase erronea.
He thought he could get away with his erroneous sentence.
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Tom pensó que era injusto.
Tom thought it was unfair.
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Tom pensó que Mary no querría vivir en Boston.
Tom thought Mary wouldn't want to live in Boston.
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Ella pensó en una buena manera de ganar dinero con ayuda del Internet.
She thought in a good way to get money with the help of the internet.
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Tom pensó que Mary quería que la besara, pero él no estaba seguro, así que no lo hizo.
Tom thought that Mary wanted him to kiss her, but he wasn't sure, so he didn't.
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Tom pensó que sería peligroso que Mary fuera por sí sola.
Tom thought it would be dangerous for Mary to go alone.
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La mujer que él pensó que era su tía era una extraña.
The woman who he thought was his aunt was a stranger.
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Tom pensó que el reloj que le regaló Mary era feo.
Tom thought the watch Mary had given him was ugly.
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Tom jamás pensó en Mary cuando se había ido.
Tom never thought about Mary while she was away.
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Tom pensó que sería entretenido ir a visitar a John y a Mary por el fin de semana.
Tom thought it would be fun to go visit John and Mary for the weekend.
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Él pensó que yo estaba exhausto.
He thought that I was very tired.
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Quería adelgazar y pensó que fumar la iba a ayudar.
She wanted to lose weight and she thought smoking would help her.
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Tom pensó que el amuleto lo protegería del daño.
Tom thought that the amulet would protect him from harm.
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Tom pensó que la oferta de Mary no era razonable.
Tom thought Mary's offer was unreasonable.
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Tom se rió de algunos de los chistes de Mary, pero pensó que algunos de ellos no eran muy divertidos.
Tom laughed at some of Mary's jokes, but he thought some of them weren't very funny.
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Alicia se empezaba a aburrir mucho de estar sentada junto a su hermana en la orilla del arrollo sin tener nada que hacer: una o dos veces había ojeado el libro que su hermana leía, pero no tenía figuras ni diálogos en él, '¿y qué uso tiene un libro sin figuras o diálogos?', pensó Alicia.
Alice was beginning to get very tired of sitting by her sister on the bank, and of having nothing to do: once or twice she had peeped into the book her sister was reading, but it had no pictures or conversations in it, 'and what is the use of a book,' thought Alice 'without pictures or conversation?'
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Tom no pensó que eso jamás pasaría.
Tom didn't think that would ever happen.
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No sé en qué pensó Tom.
I don't know what Tom thought.
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El doctor pensó que el pulso del paciente era bastante rápido.
The doctor thought the patient's pulse was rather rapid.
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