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Collocation

thanks a lot

noun + determiner + noun B1 noun + determiner + noun

A common informal expression of strong gratitude, meaning 'many thanks' or 'thank you very much'.

thanks a lot: A common informal expression of strong gratitude, meaning 'many thanks' or 'thank you very much'.

Definition

'thanks a lot' is a common English collocation. A common informal expression of strong gratitude, meaning 'many thanks' or 'thank you very much'.

thanks + a + lot

“Thanks a lot for your help with the project.”

Examples

  • Thanks a lot for the wonderful dinner last night; it was delicious!
  • I really appreciate your kindness, thanks a lot for everything you've done.
  • She said thanks a lot to the stranger who helped her carry her bags.
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  • Even though it was a small gesture, he truly meant thanks a lot from the bottom of his heart.
  • The kids shouted thanks a lot as they received their ice cream cones.
  • After the concert, the band bowed and said thanks a lot to their enthusiastic audience.
  • You've been incredibly supportive during this difficult time, thanks a lot.
  • He tried to convey his deepest gratitude, simply saying thanks a lot to his mentor.
  • Despite the sarcastic tone, she still offered a quick 'thanks a lot' for the unwanted advice.

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