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Collins English-Chinese Dictionary
- mind [maɪnd]
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- 1. noun [c] (thoughts) 脑海
- 2. noun (intellect) 智力
- 3. noun (mentality) 头脑
- 4. noun (thinker) 有才智的人
- 5. vt. [BRIT] [+child, shop] (look after) 照看
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6.
vt.
(be careful of) 当心
- Mind your head!
- 当心头！
- 7. vt. (object to) 介意
- 8. vt. I don't mind (what/who...) (have a preference) 我不在乎(什么/谁...)
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9.
vt.
do/would you mind (if...)? (如果...)你介意吗？
- Would you mind waiting outside for a moment?
- 你介意在外面等一会儿吗？
- to be out of one's mind
- 发疯
- to have a lot on one's mind
- 有许多事牵肠挂肚
- to my mind
- 据我看来
- to make up one's mind {or} make one's mind up
- 下定决心
- to change one's/sb's mind
- 改变主意
- to be in {or} > of two minds about sth
- [US] 对某事犹豫不决
- what do you have in mind?
- 你有什么主意？
- to bear {or} keep sth in mind
- 记住某事
- it slipped my mind
- 我忘了
- it never crossed my mind
- 我从未想过
- in my mind's eye
- 在我的想像中
- to come {or} spring to mind
- 在脑海中闪现
- my mind was on other things
- 我的心思在其他事情上
- to have {or} keep an open mind
- 暂不作决定
- state of mind
- 精神状况
- to take one's mind off sth
- 暂时丢开不想
- mind you,...
- 说真的，...
- never mind
- 不要紧
- I wouldn't mind a coffee
- 我挺想喝杯咖啡
- mind your own business
- [inf] 别多管闲事
- mind the step
- 小心脚下
Comprehensive English-Chinese Dictionary
- mind [maɪnd] [maɪnd]
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- 1. noun 头脑
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2.
noun
智力；理解力
- 3. noun 有特殊智力或资质的人
- 4. noun 理智
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5.
noun
心灵；精神
- 6. noun 心理；思想；情绪
- 7. noun 想法；意见；意向
- 8. noun 注意；注意力
- 9. noun 记忆；回忆
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10.
noun
知觉；意识
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11.
noun
[philosophy]
精神；意识
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12.
noun
[rarely used]
安灵弥撒；追思弥撒
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13.
noun
[American English]
[Mind]上帝[全称 Divine Mind]
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14.
vt.
务必；记住
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15.
vt.
注意；尤指留意；留心
- 16. vt. 细心地照看
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17.
vt.
听从
- 18. vt. 反对；介意
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19.
vt.
专心于；从事
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20.
vt.
[dialect]
现用于方言，理解；看到；注意到
- 21. vt. 密切注意；留神；提防
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22.
vt.
[dialect]
想起；记得
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23.
vt.
关心
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24.
vt.
[dialect]
打算；想要；意欲
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25.
vt.
[dialect]
[archaic]
提醒；使想起
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26.
vi.
注意
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27.
vi.
留神；当心；密切注意
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28.
vi.
服从；听话
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29.
vi.
关心；照料
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30.
vi.
反对；介意
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31.
vi.
[dialect]
想起；记得
Collins English-English Dictionary
- mind [maɪnd]
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1.
n
the human faculty to which are ascribed thought, feeling, etc; often regarded as an immaterial part of a person
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2.
n
intelligence or the intellect, esp as opposed to feelings or wishes
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3.
n
recollection or remembrance; memory
- it comes to mind
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4.
n
the faculty of original or creative thought; imagination
- it's all in the mind
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5.
n
a person considered as an intellectual being
- the great minds of the past
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6.
n
opinion or sentiment
- we are of the same mind
- to change one's mind
- to have a mind of one's own
- to know one's mind
- to speak one's mind
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7.
n
condition, state, or manner of feeling or thought
- no peace of mind
- his state of mind
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8.
n
an inclination, desire, or purpose
- I have a mind to go
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9.
n
attention or thoughts
- keep your mind on your work
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10.
n
a sound mental state; sanity (esp in the phrase out of one's mind)
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11.
n
intelligence, as opposed to material things
- the mind of the universe
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12.
n
(in Cartesian philosophy) one of two basic modes of existence, the other being matter
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13.
vb
[
when tr, may take a clause as object] to take offence at- do you mind if I smoke? I don't mind
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14.
vb
to pay attention to (something); heed; notice
- to mind one's own business
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15.
vt.
[tr; takes a clause as object]
to make certain; ensure
- mind you tell her
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16.
vt.
[tr]
to take care of; have charge of
- to mind the shop
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17.
vt.
[
when tr, may take a clause as object] to be cautious or careful about (something)- mind how you go
- mind your step
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18.
vt.
[tr]
to obey (someone or something); heed
- mind your father!
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19.
vt.
to be concerned (about); be troubled (about)
- never mind your hat
- never mind about your hat
- never mind
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20.
vt.
[tr; passive; takes an infinitive]
to be intending or inclined (to do something)
- clearly he was not minded to finish the story
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21.
vt.
[tr]
[Scot and English]
[dialect]
to remember
- do ye mind his name?
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22.
vt.
[tr]
[Scot]
to remind
- that minds me of another story
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23.
vt.
See also mind out
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24.
vt.
[Etymology]
Old English gemynd mind; related to Old High German gimunt memory
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1.
n
the human faculty to which are ascribed thought, feeling, etc; often regarded as an immaterial part of a person
Examples
- to make up one's mind {or} make one's mind up
- 下定决心 → mind
- do you mind if I smoke? I don't mind → mind
- an active mind
- 灵敏的头脑 → active
- an antiseptic mind
- 冷静的头脑 → antiseptic
- to befog one's mind
- 把某人的思想搞乱 → befog
- A thought flashed before her mind.
- 她的脑海里闪过一个念头。 → before
- a blank mind
- 茫然若失的心情 → blank
- memories blotted from one's mind
- 被某人遗忘 → blot
- to bulk large in the mind
- 在心目中显得重要(或突出) → bulk
- a button-down mind
- 保守思想 → button-down
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