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ain: There is no doubt that your daughter is one of the great
minds of all time. 5 intention, disposition, temper,
temperament, humour, fancy, tendency, bent, inclination, bias,
persuasion: I was of a mind to let him have his own way. 6
opinion, sentiment, attitude, (point of) view, feeling,
judgement, belief, viewpoint, position: She has a mind of her
own. To my mind, the process could be greatly speeded up. 7
feeling, position, will, wish, desire, plan(s): Won't you
change your mind and stay to dinner? 8 attention, thoughts,
concentration, thinking: Try to keep your mind on your work. 9
bear or keep in mind. remember, do not forget or overlook,
recall, retain, be aware or cognizant or mindful of, consider:
Bear in mind that the post office is closed tomorrow. 10 give
someone a piece of one's mind. castigate, scold, rebuke,
reprimand, rail at, reprove, reproach, chastise, upbraid,
berate, read (someone) the riot act, Colloq tell off, dress
down, haul or rake over the coals, skin alive, US bawl out;
Slang give someone hell, US chew out: This time my father
really gave the maŒtre d'h“tel a piece of his mind. 11 in or of
two minds. vacillating, undecided, ambivalent, uncertain,
shilly-shallying, unsure, wavering: Sam was in two minds about
ordering a new computer. 12 know one's (own) mind. be decided
or resolved, be firm or resolute, be sure or certain or
positive, be (self-)assured or (self-)confident, be in touch
with oneself: He knows his own mind when it comes to his
career. 13 make up one's (own) mind. decide, choose, conclude,
form an opinion; determine, consider, weigh, judge, deem: Sally
hasn't yet made up her mind about marrying Jan. Let her make up
her own mind. 14 out of one's mind. insane, mad, crazy: You're
out of your mind if you think I'll go swimming in that
shark-infested bay!
--v. 15 object to, resent, take offence at, be offended by,
dislike, be troubled or annoyed by, care, have any objection to,
disapprove of, be bothered or affronted by: Do you mind not
smoking? Yes, I mind very much. Would you mind moving your car,
you're blocking the drive. 16 heed, attend to, pay attention to,
obey, listen to, make or take note of, mark, note: Please mind
what your mother says. 17 watch, be careful of, take care with,
be cautious of: Mind your head at that low doorway! 18 watch
over, take care of, care for, look after, sit with, babysit,
guard, keep an eye on or out for, have or take charge of,
attend: Suzie is minding the children so that we can get some