thanks
Britishplural noun
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an expression of appreciation or gratitude or an acknowledgment of services or favours given
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because of
thanks to him we lost the match
interjection
Example Sentences
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But China's Wu, 22, responded in stunning fashion to level the match at 4-4 by reeling off three consecutive frames thanks to a pair of half-centuries and a 122 break.
From BBC
Interim Manchester United boss Carrick is now the favourite, thanks to five wins and a draw from his six games in charge.
From BBC
But she’s also a realistic ideal, unique in her ability to wear, be and do anything – including look after herself, thanks to her karate training.
From Salon
Denmark’s leadership politely said “no thanks,” but it turns out they didn’t have to: No ship was ever “on its way” in the first place.
From Salon
Friday’s problems extended beyond tech, thanks to new worries about private credit and the possibility of loan defaults.
From Barron's
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