American English
/maɪnd̚/
One syllable.
the part of a person that thinks, remembers, and feels
Practice out loudthe part of a person that thinks, remembers, and feels
I can't get the problem off my mind.
A short walk helped clear my mind.
on your mind · peace of mind · clear your mind · state of mind
have + something + on + your + mind
clear + your + mind
the ability to think clearly and understand difficult things
She has a sharp mind.
His creative mind found a simple solution.
brilliant mind · creative mind · strong mind
have + a + sharp + mind
use + your + mind
a person's opinion or decision about something
I changed my mind about the trip.
Have you made up your mind yet?
change + your + mind
make up + your + mind
to feel that something is a problem or to feel bothered by it
I don't mind waiting.
Would you mind closing the door?
With Do you mind...?, say No, not at all when the action is okay.
mind + verb-ing
mind + if + subject + verb
a polite way to ask for permission
Do you mind if I sit here?
to change your opinion or decision
She changed her mind and stayed home.
to remember or consider something
Keep in mind that the store closes at six.