mind

英 [英 [maɪnd]]

美 [美 [maɪnd]]

n. 头脑; 大脑; 思考能力; 智慧; 思维方式; 聪明人; 富有才智的人
v. 对(某事)烦恼，苦恼，焦虑; 介意; (请求允许或客气地请人做事)介意

过去式：minded　过去分词：minded　现在分词：minding　复数：minds　第三人称单数：minds

双语例句

You could do fine in the world if you put your mind to it.
如果认真去做，任何事都可以做好。
In his mind's eye, he can imagine the effect he's having.
他能在脑海里想象出将会达到的效果。
It's hard to see it any other way, though I'm trying to keep an open mind.
尽管我努力不妄下定论，但此事很难有其他的见解。
She moved to London, meeting some of the best minds of her time.
她搬到了伦敦，遇见了她那个时代最有头脑的一些人。
She has closed her mind to last year's traumas.
她不再去想去年遭受的创伤。
Contact with other disabled yachtsmen of like mind would be helpful
和其他志同道合的残疾人帆船运动员接触会有帮助。
Good health is simply a case of mind over matter.
身体健康只不过是一个心态至上的问题。
Bear in mind that petrol stations are scarce in the more remote areas
要牢记一点：在比较偏远的地方加油站很少见。
Don't expect others to read your mind.
别指望别人会看出你的心思。
It had never crossed his mind that there might be a problem
他从未想过可能会有问题存在。