No cree que

don't you think that

→ no
phrase Rare #31,960
don't you think that A polite, formal way to ask someone what they think; it addresses one person as usted. The verb that follows may be in the subjunctive or indicative, depending on the meaning and context.
SP: ¿No cree que deberíamos esperar?
EN: Don't you think we should wait?

¿No cree que lo necesita?

Don't you think you need it?

— El Auto De La Compadecida (2000)

¿No cree que hace demasiado daño?

Don't you think it does too much damage?

— Amélie (2001)

¿No cree que Steiner atacará?

Don't you think Steiner will attack?

— La Caída (2004)

¿No cree que, si tuviera algo más que añadir, no lo habría hecho ya?

Don't you think that if I had anything else to add, I would have done so already?

— Contratiempo (2017)

¿No cree que puedo hacerlo?

Don't you think I can do it?

— Las Travesuras de una Sirena (2016)

¿No cree que haya esperanzas?

Don't you think there's any hope?

— El Submarino (1981)

¿No cree que debamos saber por qué se sienten así?

Don't you think we should know why they feel that way?

— Dil Se.. (1998)

¿No cree que se está pasando?

Don't you think you're going too far?

— Las diabólicas (1955)

¿No cree que la calefacción va un poco mal?

Don’t you think the heating isn’t working very well?

— Chicago (2002)

¿No cree que es un poco temprano para hablar de negocios?

Don't you think it's a little early to talk business?

— Diva (1981)

¿No cree que un especialista?

Don't you think a specialist?

— Las diabólicas (1955)