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IELTS BNC: 385 COCA: 469

mind

1 mind /ˈmaɪnd/ noun
plural minds
1 mind
/ˈmaɪnd/
noun
plural minds
Learner's definition of MIND
: the part of a person that thinks, reasons, feels, and remembers头脑;思维;思绪
[count]
◊ If something (such as an illness) is all in your/the mind, you are imagining it.只是凭空想象的
◊ If your mind is set on something or you have your mind set on something, you are very determined to do or to get something.下定决心
[noncount]
see also frame of mind, presence of mind
[count]used to describe the way a person thinks or the intelligence of a person思维方式;智力
used in phrases that describe someone as mentally ill or crazy用于短语,形容某人患精神病或疯狂
usually used informally in an exaggerated way通常用于夸张,非正式用法
◊ The phrase out of your mind is also used informally to make a statement stronger.极其,非常(用于加强语气,非正式用法)
[count] : a very intelligent person富有才智的人;聪明的人
[noncount] : a particular way of thinking about a situation意见;看法
[noncount] : attention that is given to a person or thing关注

a meeting of (the) minds

see meeting

at/in the back of your mind

see 1back

blow someone's mind

informal
: to strongly affect someone's mind with shock, confusion, etc. : to amaze or overwhelm someone's mind使某人感到震惊(或困惑等)
see also mind-blowing

call/bring (something) to mind

: to cause (something) to be remembered or thought of使人回忆起;使记得

change someone's mind

: to cause someone to change an opinion or decision使某人改变主意

change your mind

: to change your decision or opinion about something改变想法;改变决定

come/spring/leap to mind

: to be remembered or thought of被记起;被想到

concentrate the/your mind

see 1concentrate

cross someone's mind

see 2cross

enter your mind

see enter

give someone a piece of your mind

: to speak to someone in an angry way愤怒地对某人说话

have a good mind

or have half a mind
◊ If you have a good mind or have half a mind to do something, you have a feeling that you want to do it, especially because you are angry or annoyed, but you will probably not do it.很想做某事(尤指生气时有心做某事,但未必行动)

have a mind like a sieve

see 1sieve

have a mind of your own

: to have your own ideas and make your own choices about what should be done有自己的主见
often used figuratively常用作比喻

have (someone or something) in mind

: to be thinking of (someone or something)想着(某人或某物): such as
: to be thinking of choosing (someone) for a job, position, etc.心中有合适人选
: to be thinking of doing (something)想要做某事

in mind

: in your thoughts在心中

in your mind's eye

see 1eye

know your own mind

see 1know

make up your mind

: to make a decision about something做决定;下定决心

mind over matter

used to describe a situation in which someone is able to control a physical condition, problem, etc., by using the mind心胜于物;精神战胜物质

of two minds

(US) or British in two minds
: not decided or certain about something : having two opinions or ideas about something犹豫不决

open your mind

see 2open

put (someone) in mind of (something)

: to cause (someone) to remember or think of (something)使(某人)想起;提醒(某人)某事物

put/set your mind to (something)

: to give your attention to (something) and try very hard to do it专心致志于,一心一意(做某事)

read someone's mind

: to know exactly what someone is thinking看穿某人的心思
see also mind reader

speak your mind

: to say what you think : to state your opinion说出自己的想法

take a load/weight off your mind

: to make you stop worrying about something使放下思想包袱;使宽心
2 mind /ˈmaɪnd/ verb
minds; minded; minding
2 mind
/ˈmaɪnd/
verb
minds; minded; minding
Learner's definition of MIND
not used in progressive tenses : to be bothered by (something) : to object to or dislike (something)被打扰;介意
[+ object]
[no object]
[+ object] : to care about or worry about (something or someone)关心;在乎
[+ object]
used to make a polite request介意(用于礼貌地提出请求)
used in phrases with if when you have said something that might bother or upset someone介意(与if连用,用于可能使人不快的话语)
used in informal phrases with I介意(与I连用,用于非正式短语)
used in informal phrases that show anger or annoyance用于非正式短语表达愤怒
[+ object] US : to do what you are told to do by (someone) : obey听从
[+ object] : to take care of (something or someone) : to watch or be in charge of (something or someone)照顾;管理
see also mind the store (below)
[+ object]
: to be careful about (something)当心;注意
see also mind your p's and q's at 1p
chiefly Britishused to tell someone to be aware of something that could be a problem or danger(警告某人)当心,注意
chiefly Britishused to tell someone to be sure to do something or to be careful to prevent something from happening记着,注意(告诉某人一定做某事或阻止某事发生)

mind out

[phrasal verb] British
used to tell someone to be careful当心;注意

mind the store

(US) or British mind the shop
: to be in charge of a place when the person who is usually in charge is not there临时代管;帮忙看

mind you

informal
used in speech to give stress to a statement that you are making so that a preceding or following statement will not be misunderstood(用于口语,对说话之前或之后陈述进行强调)请听清楚,请注意
often used in British English without you常用于英国英语,不与you连用

mind your own business

see business

mind your step

see 1step

never mind

used to tell someone not to worry about something别在意(用于安慰某人)
used to refer to something that is even less likely or possible than the thing previously mentioned更不用说

never you mind

informal
used to tell someone that you will not be answering a question不要问,别管(用于表示不会回答对方)

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