| 单词 | mind |
| 释义 | mind [maɪnd] noun countable ESSENTIAL ■the part of a person that makes it possible for a person to think, feel emotions and understand things 头脑；大脑 •Her mind was full of what had happened the night before, and she just wasn't concentrating.她脑海里满是前一天晚上所发生的事情，根本无法集中精神。 •Of course I'm telling the truth - you've got such a suspicious mind!我当然是在说实话——你太疑神疑鬼了！ •I just said the first thing that came into •I'm not quite clear in my mind about what I'm doing.我没太意识到自己在做甚么。 ■a very clever person 聪明人，有才智的人•She was one of the most brilliant minds of the last century.她是上世纪才智最为出众的人物之一。 all in the/ your mind ■describes a problem that does not exist and is only imagined 全是心理作用的；只是凭空想像的 •His doctor tried to convince him that he wasn't really ill and that it was all in the mind.医生努力想让他相信他其实没有生病，只是心理作用罢了。 bear/keep sth in mind ■to remember a piece of information when you are making a decision or thinking about a matter 记住 •Bearing in mind how young she is, I thought she did really well.别忘了她年纪是那么小，我认为她做得很棒了。 •Of course, repair work is expensive and you have to keep that in mind.当然，维修费很昂贵，你必须记住这一点。 go over sth in your mind (also turn sth over in your mind) ■to think repeatedly about an event that has happened 反覆思考 •She would go over the accident again and again in her mind, wishing that she could somehow have prevented it.她不断地想起那次意外，希望当时要是能做点甚么来避免就好了。 [maɪnd] noun countable be bored/drunk, etc. out of your mind informal ■to be extremely bored/drunk, etc. 非常厌烦／喝得烂醉 [maɪnd] noun countable be of sound/unsound mind legal ■to not be mentally ill/to be mentally ill 心智健全／精神失常 [maɪnd] noun countable be of the same mind (also be of one mind) ■to have the same opinion 意见一致，想法相同 •We're of the same mind on most political issues.在大多数政治问题上我们意见一致。 [maɪnd] noun countable bring/call sth to mind ■to remember something 想起，记起 •I can see his face, but I just can't bring his name to mind.我能认出他的脸，只是我记不起他的名字了。 [maɪnd] noun countable get your mind round something ■to succeed in understanding something difficult or strange 弄懂（复杂或奇怪的事） •I find it hard to get my mind round such complex issues.我发现自己很难弄懂这样复杂的问题。 [maɪnd] noun countable get sth out of your mind ■to make yourself stop thinking about something 忘掉，不再去想 •I can't get that dreadful moment/image out of my mind.我忘不了那可怕的一刻／景象。 [maɪnd] noun countable have sth on your mind ■to be worrying about something 有心事；牵挂；担心 •Paul's got a lot on his mind at the moment.保罗此刻心事重重。 [maɪnd] noun countable have a mind of its own mainly humorous ■A machine or other object can be said to have a mind of its own if it seems to be controlling the way it behaves or moves, independently of the person using it （机器或其他物品）有主见，自行其事 •This shopping trolley has a mind of its own.这辆购物手推车自己还挺有主意的。 [maɪnd] noun countable have half a mind /a good mind to do sth ■to think that you might do something, often because something has annoyed you 可能会做…／真想做… •I've a good mind to go without him if he's going to be such a bore!如果他这么令人厌烦，我真不想让他一起去。 [maɪnd] noun countable have something in mind ■to have a plan or intention 想好，考虑到 •Did you have anything in mind for Helen's present?你想好为海伦准备甚么礼物了吗？ [maɪnd] noun countable in your mind's eye ■in your imagination or memory 在（某人）脑海中；在（某人）记忆里 •In my mind's eye, she remains a little girl of six although she's actually a grown woman.尽管实际上她已是成年女子，但在我的心目中她仍是个六岁的小女孩。 [maɪnd] noun countable a load / weight off your mind ■when a problem which has been worrying you stops or is dealt with 卸下了思想上的重负，放下了心头大石 •I'm so relieved that I don't have to do the after-dinner speech - it's such a weight off my mind!饭后不必作演讲使我舒了一口长气——我终于放下了心头大石！ [maɪnd] noun countable make up your mind (also make your mind up) ADVANCED ■to decide 下定决心，打定主意 •I haven't made up my mind where to go yet.我还没打定主意去哪里。 [maɪnd] noun countable your mind is a blank/goes blank ■When your mind is a blank/goes blank, you cannot remember a particular thing, or you cannot remember anything 脑海里一片空白；记不起 •I tried to remember her name, but my mind went a complete [maɪnd] noun countable your mind is on sth ■When your mind is on something, you think about it or give attention to it 心思在…上 •I couldn't concentrate on my work - my mind was on other things.我无法集中精神工作——我的心思在别的事情上。 •My mind wasn't on what he was saying, so I'm afraid I missed half of it.我的心思并不在他所说的话上，所以恐怕漏听了一半的内容。 [maɪnd] noun countable mind over matter ■the power of the mind to control and influence the body and the physical world generally 精神高于物质 •He announced what he called 'the ultimate test of mind over matter' - a woman walking over hot coals.他宣布将进行他称为“精神高于物质的终极测试”——让一名女子在炙热的炭火上行走。 [maɪnd] noun countable out of your mind ■unable to behave or deal with things normally because something has made you very worried, unhappy or angry （因忧虑、不高兴或愤怒而）精神错乱，发狂 •She was out of her mind with •I'd go informal ■extremely stupid or mentally ill 犯傻的；发疯的 •You must be [maɪnd] noun countable put you in mind of sth ■to cause you to remember something 使（某人）想起 •The mention of skiing holidays put me in mind of a travelogue that I saw last week.提到滑雪假期使我想起上周看过的一部旅行纪录片。 [maɪnd] noun countable put sth out of your mind ■to force yourself not to think about something 把…忘掉，把…抛诸脑后 •It's over, put it out of your mind.一切都结束了，把它忘掉吧。 [maɪnd] noun countable set / put sb's mind at rest / ease ■to stop someone from worrying about something 让（某人）放心，使（某人）安心 •Chris phoned to say they'd arrived safely, so that really put my mind at rest.克里斯打电话来说他们已经安全抵达，这下子我真的放心了。 [maɪnd] noun countable set/put your mind to sth ■to decide you are going to do something and to put a lot of effort into doing it 决心要，一心想 •If you'd just put your mind to it, I'm sure you could do it.如果你一心一意的去做，我肯定你能完成。 [maɪnd] noun countable sb's state/frame of mind ■the way someone feels about their life or situation at the moment （某人）的精神状态 •He's in a much more positive state/frame of mind these days.近来他的精神状态好多了。 [maɪnd] noun countable take sb's mind off sth ■to stop you from worrying or thinking about a problem or pain, often by forcing you to think about other things 使（某人）暂时忘记（忧虑之事）；转移（某人）对（问题、疼痛等）的注意 •The good thing about running is that it takes my mind off any problems I've got.跑步的好处在于它能使我暂时忘记自己遇到的问题。 [maɪnd] noun countable to my mind ■in my opinion 我认为，在我看来 •He's got pink walls and a green carpet, which to my mind looks all wrong.他把墙壁刷成了粉红色，铺了一块绿色的地毯，我觉得这根本不相配。 [maɪnd] verb OPPOSE 反对 ESSENTIAL intransitive or transitive ■(used in questions and negatives) to be annoyed or worried by something （用于疑问句和否定句）介意，反对 •Do you think he'd mind if I borrowed his book?你认为他会介意我借他的书吗？ •[+ -ing •informal I wouldn't mind (= I would like) something to eat, actually.其实我不介意吃点东西。 •Would you mind turning •Do you mind if •[+ obj + -ing •[+ question word] I don't mind wh •I'd prefer to stay in tonight, if you don't mind.如果你不反对，今晚我宁愿呆在家中。 •mainly UK "Would you like tea or coffee?" "I don't mind - either."“你喝茶还是咖啡？”“随便──都可以。” Do you mind? ■said to someone when you feel annoyed with them for what they have just done or said （对某人的言行表示恼火）你怎么回事？你别这样好不好？ •Do you mind? That's my seat you're sitting on!你怎么回事？你坐了我的座位！ ■mind 1 |
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