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Mind
01
the ability in a person that makes them think, feel, or imagine
Examples
She has a brilliant mind for solving puzzles.
Meditation helps in calming the mind.
02
recall or remembrance
03
an opinion formed by judging something
04
an important intellectual
05
attention
06
knowledge and intellectual ability
07
your intention; what you intend to do
to mind
01
(often used in negative or question form) to be upset, offended, or bothered by something
Transitive: to mind sth
Examples
I do n't mind if you borrow my book, just please return it when you're done.
He minded the noise from the construction work next door, as it disturbed his concentration.
02
to care or be concerned about a particular person or thing
Transitive: to mind sb
Examples
She always minds her pets carefully, making sure they are fed and comfortable.
He minds his younger sister when their parents are out, making sure she does n't get into trouble.
03
to look after something or someone for a short time
Transitive: to mind sb/sth
Examples
Can you mind my bag while I grab a coffee?
She offered to mind the children while I ran some errands.
04
to think about or remember something important
Transitive: to mind sth
Examples
Please mind the instructions before starting the project.
He always minds his mother's advice in tough situations.
05
to be careful or aware of something to avoid problems or danger
Dialect
British
BritishTransitive: to mind sth
Examples
Mind the wet floor as you walk through the hallway.
He always minds the traffic when crossing the busy street.
06
to care about or pay attention to something because it matters to you
Transitive: to mind sth
Examples
They mind the details, ensuring the project runs smoothly.
He minds his health and exercises daily.
Lexical Tree
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