mind
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/maɪnd/
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/maɪnd/
noun
A2
The mental part of a person that thinks and feels.
She had a peaceful mind after meditating.
A2
The ability to think and understand.
His quick mind helped him solve the puzzle.
R
A person with exceptional intelligence.
She was a brilliant mind in her field.
A2
What a person thinks or intends.
He changed his mind about the vacation.
A2
The ability to remember.
I have a good mind for names.
verb
A2
To be bothered or annoyed by something.
I don't mind the rain, but I hate getting wet.
A2
To ask for permission or to ask politely.
Do you mind if I sit here?
A2
To not care about something.
I don't mind the noise; I can still concentrate.
B1
To be willing to do something.
I don't mind helping you with your homework.
B1
To be careful or to warn about something.
Mind the step when you go out.
R
To pay attention and obey.
Always mind what your teacher says.
R
To take care of something or someone.
Could you mind the baby while I shop?
translation
The mental part of a person that thinks and feels.; The ability to think and understand.; A person with exceptional intelligence.; What a person thinks or intends.; The ability to remember.
To be bothered or annoyed by something.; To ask for permission or to ask politely.; To not care about something.; To be willing to do something.; To be careful or to warn about something.; To pay attention and obey.; To take care of something or someone.
Word Forms
3rd Present
minds
Past
minded
Perfect
minded
Progressive
minding
Plural
minds