Please tell me your thoughts on that point.
intention; plan; wish; expectation
Refers to what someone intends, plans, hopes, or expects; the meaning depends heavily on context and the person's stance.
At the moment, I have no intention of leaving the company.
Parents should not force their expectations on their children.
consideration; judgement; reflection
The act or quality of thinking something through; common in expressions such as 考えが足りない, meaning poor judgement or insufficient consideration.
Skipping the safety check showed a lack of judgement.
I stated my opinion at the meeting.
A good idea came to mind.
He changed his mind about his plan.
That kind of thinking is too naive.
I decided to follow my boss's opinion.
I'm too tired to organize my thoughts.
考え is a general word for a thought or opinion, while 思想 implies a more structured or ideological system of thought.
考え is a general word for a thought or opinion that may involve deliberation, while 思いつき specifically highlights a sudden, unplanned idea.
考え is the natural standalone word for 'a thought' or 'an idea' in everyday speech, whereas 考 alone is rarely used outside formal compounds or titles.
考え is a plain, everyday word for a thought or idea, while オピニオン carries a more formal, media- or business-oriented nuance.
reconsider; rethink; think over again
something that needs careful thought; something questionable · puzzle; riddle
think up; devise; invent; come up with
think of; come up with
ponder deeply; brood; be lost in thought
thoughtless; heedless; rash
considering; deliberating; thinking about it
way of thinking; perspective
amateur's shallow thoughts; layperson's opinion
overthinking; thinking too much
thoughtless; inconsiderate; unthinking
think through; think thoroughly; think hard
thoughtful; deep-thinking; reflective
thoughtful; pensive; speculative
mistaken idea; misunderstanding; wrong impression