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🔑mindmind1 /maɪnd / noun [countable, uncountable] the part of your brain that thinks and remembers; your thoughts and intelligence头脑；大脑；思想；智慧◆He has a very sharp mind.他非常聪明。 ●be out of your mind (informal) to be crazy脑子不正常；发疯◆He must be out of his mind to give up a job like that.他肯定是疯了，放弃了那样一份工作。●bear in mind (that)to remember that记住；牢记在心◆Bear in mind that the weather here can change very quickly.要记住，这里的天气变化非常快。●blow your mind (informal) to be very surprising, often in a pleasant way令人惊喜◆Wow! That concert totally blew my mind!哇！那场音乐会简直让我惊喜万分！●change your mindto change your decision or opinion改变主意◆I'll have the green one. No, I changed my mind. I want the red one.我想要那个绿的。不，我改变主意了，我要那个红的。●cross your mind(used about a thought, an idea, etc.) to come into your mind（想法、主意等）掠过心头，出现在脑海里◆It never even crossed my mind that she was lying.我从来就没想过她在撒谎。●frame of minda particular state or condition of your feelings; your mood心境；心情；情绪◆I'm not in the right frame of mind for a party. I'd rather be alone.我没心思参加聚会，宁愿自己一个人待着。●give sb a piece of your mind (informal) to criticize someone in an angry way冲某人发火；教训某人●have / keep an open mind (about / on sth)to be willing to listen to or consider new ideas and suggestions思想开通；愿意听取意见●in mindin your / someone's thoughts记住；念及；考虑◆I understand your concern and I'll keep it in mind for the future.我明白你的担忧，以后我会记在心里的。●in the back of your mindin your thoughts, but not the main thing that you are thinking about在潜意识里；心里隐约想着◆Even when I'm at work, that problem is in the back of my mind.即使我在工作，那个问题也萦绕在我心头。●keep your mind on sthto continue to pay attention to something专心于；集中精力于◆Stop talking and try to keep your mind on your work!别说话了，专心工作！●make up your mindto decide决定；拿定主意◆I can't make up my mind which sweater to buy.我拿不定主意该买哪件毛衣。●on your mindworrying you担忧；操心◆Don't bother her with that. She's got enough on her mind already.别为那事去打扰她，她的烦心事已经够多了。●slip your mindto be forgotten被忘掉◆I'm sorry – the meeting completely slipped my mind.对不起，我把开会的事忘得一干二净了。●spring to mindif something springs to mind, you suddenly remember or think of it突然想起；忽然记起●state of mindmental condition精神状态；心情；心境◆How would you describe her state of mind at that time?你会怎么形容她那时候的精神状态？●take your / sb's mind off sthto help you / someone not to think or worry about something（使）不想某事，不再为某事担忧
🔑mindmind2 /maɪnd / verb - [intransitive, transitive] (especially in questions, answers, and negative sentences尤用于疑问句、回答和否定句) to feel annoyed, unhappy, or uncomfortable介意；对…感到不快◆“Do you mind if I smoke?” “No, not at all.”“你介意我抽烟吗？”“一点都不。”◆I'm sure he won't mind if you borrow his phone.我肯定你借用他的电话他不会介意。◆We have four kids so I hope you won't mind about the mess!我们有四个孩子，所以我希望你不要介意这里乱糟糟的！◆Do you mind having to travel so far to work every day?每天要赶那么远的路上班，你介意吗？◆I wouldn't mind a vacation in the Caribbean this year! (= I would like it.) 我想今年到加勒比海度假！
- [transitive](used in a question as a polite way of asking someone to do something) could you…?（用于疑问句，表示客气地请人做事）请…好吗？◆Would you mind closing the window for me?请帮我关上窗户好吗？◆Do you mind driving? I'm feeling pretty tired.你来开车好吗？我太累了。
●mind your own business (informal) to pay attention to your own affairs, not other people's少管闲事；管好自己的事◆Mom, tell Todd to mind his own business and stop listening to my private calls!妈妈，让托德管好他自己的事，别再偷听我的私人电话了！●never minddo not worry; it does not matter别着急；别担心；没关系◆“I forgot to mail your letter.” “Never mind, I'll do it later.”“我忘了邮寄你的信。”“没关系，我稍后去寄吧。” |