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I. mind [Brit mʌɪnd, Am maɪnd] N
1. mind (centre of thought, feelings):
mind
mind
a healthy mind
peace of mind
it's all in the mind
to cross sb's mind
to build up an image in one's mind of sb, sth
to set one's mind on doing sth
to set sb's mind at rest
2. mind (brain):
mind
mind
3. mind (way of thinking):
mind
mind
to read sb's mind
4. mind (opinion):
mind
mind
to be of one mind
to my mind inf
to change one's mind about sth
to keep an open mind about sth
to speak one's mind
5. mind (attention):
mind
mind
to concentrate or keep one's mind on sth
to give or put one's mind to sth
to take sb's mind off sth
to turn one's mind to sth
6. mind (memory):
mind
mind
to come to mind
to bring or call sth to mind
7. mind (sanity):
mind
mind
mind
her mind is going
are you out of your mind? inf
to be of sound mind LAW arch
8. mind (person as intellectual):
mind
mind
Phrases:
in mind I bought it with you in mind
with this in mind, …
to have it in mind to do sth
to put sb in mind of sb, sth
ricordare or rammentare qn, qc a qn
II. mind [Brit mʌɪnd, Am maɪnd] VB trans
1. mind (pay attention to):
mind hazard
mind manners, language
mind your head, the step
don't mind them!
carry on, don't mind me iron
mind how you go Brit
it's a secret, mind inf
mind you inf it won't be easy
2. mind (object to):
do you mind if I bring him?” - “no, I don't mind”
ti dispiace se lo porto con me?” - “no, non mi spiace
do you want to go today or tomorrow?” - “I don't mind”
vuoi andare oggi o domani?” - “fa lo stesso
if you don't mind my asking
like a cigarette?” - “don't mind if I do inf
if you don't mind
se non le spiace also iron
3. mind (care):
mind
do you mind! iron
never you mind! inf (don't worry)
never mind who, what, when etc….
never mind complaining Brit
4. mind (look after):
mind animal, children, shop
III. mind [Brit mʌɪnd, Am maɪnd]
if you've a mind to
I gave him a piece of my mind! inf
to have a good mind or half a mind to do Brit
to have no mind to do
mind your own business! inf
mind-bending [Brit, Am ˈmaɪnd ˈˌbɛndɪŋ] ADJ
mind-bending drug
mind-bending problem
mind-fuck [ˈmaɪndfʌk] VB trans Am vulg sl
mind-fuck person:
mind-fuck
mind-numbing [Brit, Am ˈmaɪnd ˌnəmɪŋ] ADJ
mind-numbing television, videogames:
mind-numbing
mind-blowing [Brit ˈmʌɪndbləʊɪŋ, Am ˈmaɪnd ˈˌbloʊɪŋ] ADJ inf
mind-blowing
mind-blowing
mind out VB [mʌɪnd -]
mind out
mind out of the way! inf
mind reading [Am ˈmaɪnd ˌridɪŋ] N
mind reading
mind-expanding [Am ˈmaɪndɪkˌspændɪŋ] ADJ
mind-expanding experience
mind-expanding drug
mind-bender [Brit ˈmʌɪndˌbɛndə] N (drug)
mind-bender
mind reader [Brit, Am maɪnd ˈridər] N
mind reader
you must be a mind reader hum
I'm not a mind reader!
English
English
Italian
Italian
I. mind [maɪnd] N
1. mind (brain):
mind
2. mind (thought):
mind
to bear sth in mind
to bring sth to mind
3. mind (intention):
mind
to have sth in mind
to have half a mind to
to set one's mind on doing sth
to set one's mind on sth
4. mind (consciousness):
mind
5. mind (opinion):
mind
to be of the same mind
to give sb a piece of one's mind
Phrases:
II. mind [maɪnd] VB trans
1. mind (be careful of):
mind
mind the step!
2. mind (look after):
mind
don't mind me
3. mind (bother):
mind
Phrases:
III. mind [maɪnd] VB intr
never mind!
I don't mind
if you don't mind, I prefer
would you mind if
mind game N
mind game
mind-blowing ADJ inf
mind-blowing
mind reader N
mind reader
mind-boggling ADJ
mind-bending [ˈmaɪnd·ben·dɪŋ] ADJ
mind-bending
one-track mind [ˌwʌn·træk·ˈmaɪnd] N
nimble mind
Italian
Italian
English
English
Present
Imind
youmind
he/she/itminds
wemind
youmind
theymind
Past
Iminded
youminded
he/she/itminded
weminded
youminded
theyminded
Present Perfect
Ihaveminded
youhaveminded
he/she/ithasminded
wehaveminded
youhaveminded
theyhaveminded
Past Perfect
Ihadminded
youhadminded
he/she/ithadminded
wehadminded
youhadminded
theyhadminded
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If you can unravel the mind-bending epistemology behind that promise, let me know.
www.independent.co.uk
I came home from work on day two to a mind-bending smell of bleach.
www.irishcentral.com
In the process, they uncover a mind-bending government conspiracy involving monsterish incarnations of the seven deadly sins.
www.kotaku.com.au
It's more than a comfortable fit; it's a technological understatement that only makes the installation more mind-bending.
www.fastcodesign.com
The students wowed the audience with a window into mind-bending research that explored secrets of our psychology, our brains, and far-flung corners of the universe.
universityofcalifornia.edu