mind
noun
- = brain, head, imagination, psyche, subconscious •
I'm trying to clear my mind of all this.
- = memory, recollection, remembrance, powers of recollection •
He spent the next hour going over the trial in his mind.
- = attention, thinking, thoughts, concentration •
My mind was never on my work.
- = intelligence, reason, reasoning, understanding, sense, spirit, brain(s) (informal), wits, mentality, intellect, grey matter (informal), ratiocination •
an excellent training for the young mind
- = thinker, academic, intellectual, genius, brain (informal), scholar, sage, intellect, rocket scientist (informal, mainly, US), brainbox, acca (Australian, slang) •
She moved to London, meeting some of the best minds of her time.
- = intention, will, wish, desire, urge, fancy, purpose, leaning, bent, notion, tendency, inclination, disposition •
They could interpret it that way if they'd a mind to.
- = sanity, reason, senses, judgment, wits, marbles (informal), rationality, mental balance •
Sometimes I feel I'm losing my mind.
- = attitude, view, opinion, belief, feeling, thoughts, judgment, point of view, outlook, sentiment, way of thinking •
They're all of the same mind.
verb
- = take offence at, dislike, care about, object to, resent, disapprove of, be bothered by, look askance at, be affronted by •
I hope you don't mind me calling in like this.
- = be careful, watch, take care, be wary, be cautious, be on your guard •
Mind you don't burn those sausages.
- = be sure, ensure, make sure, be careful, make certain •
Mind you don't let the cat out.
- = remember to, see (that), make sure, don't forget to, take care to •
Mind you take care of him!
- = look after, watch, protect, tend, guard, take care of, attend to, keep an eye on, have or take charge of •
Could you mind the shop while I'm out, please?
- = pay attention to, follow, mark, watch, note, regard, respect, notice, attend to, listen to, observe, comply with, obey, heed, adhere to, take heed of, pay heed to •
You mind what I say now!
See bear
See cross your mind
See in
See mind out
See never mind
See never you mind
See out of your mind
See put
See put someone in mind of something
related adjective related adjectives noetic mental phrenic
'mind' in Other Languages
- British English: mind
Your mind is the part of your brain that thinks, understands, and remembers.I can't get that song out of my mind.maɪnd NOUN - Arabic: عَقْلٌ
- Brazilian Portuguese: mente
- Chinese: 头脑
- Croatian: um
- Czech: mysl
- Danish: sind
- Dutch: geest
- European Spanish: mente
- Finnish: mieli
- French: espritcerveau
- German: GeistKopf
- Greek: νους
- Italian: mente
- Japanese: 心
- Korean: 마음
- Norwegian: sinn
- Polish: umysł
- Portuguese: mente
- Romanian: minte minți
- Russian: разум
- Spanish: mente
- Swedish: hjärna
- Thai: จิตใจ
- Turkish: zihin
- Ukrainian: розум
- Vietnamese: tâm trí
- British English: mind If you mind something, it annoys you.It was hard work but she didn't mind.maɪnd VERB
- Arabic: يَهْتَمُّ
- Brazilian Portuguese: importar-se
- Chinese: 介意
- Croatian: imati nešto protiv
- Czech: vaditobtěžovat
- Danish: have noget imod
- Dutch: erg vinden
- European Spanish: cuidaratender
- Finnish: panna pahakseen
- French: déranger
- German: aufpassen auf
- Greek: ενοχλούμαι
- Italian: badare a
- Japanese: いやだと思う
- Korean: 개의하다
- Norwegian: ha noe imot
- Polish: mieć przeciwko
- Portuguese: importar-se
- Romanian: a conta
- Russian: возражать
- Spanish: preocuparse por
- Swedish: bry sig om
- Thai: รังเกียจ
- Turkish: aldırmaktavır
- Ukrainian: зважати
- Vietnamese: thấy phiền
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