Meaning of mind in English
1. the part of a person that thinks, feels, or remembers something
the workings of the mind
I am sound in mind and body.
A sound mind in a sound body. (proverb)
2. a person’s ability to think, reason, and understand something; intellectual power
He has a dull[⇔smart] mind. ー He hasn't got much (of a) brain.
He is out of mind. ー He is insane.
He is in one's right mind. ー He is sane.
3. a view or opinion; way of thinking
I changed my mind.
He read my mind.
We are of the same mind on that matter.
4. attention
I often lets my mind wander during class.
My body is here but my mind is somewhere else during class.
5. disposition; inclination
Do you really have a mind to do it?
I have a great mind to go.
I have half a mind to study abroad.
He was of a mind to obey his father.
7. memory or recollection
bring[call] to mind
Bear in mind what you shouldn't do.
The memory of 3.11 earthquake and tsunami is still fresh in my mind.
1. be annoyed or troubled by something; take offence
It was hard work but he didn't mind.
I don't mind walking in the rain.
Please tell me your address and phone number if you don't mind.
Do you mind if I sit here?
Do you mind me smoking?
(Do you) Mind if I share your table?
2. be reluctant to do; be unwilling to do
Would you mind if I open the window?
Would you mind turning the volume down a little bit?
Never mind the cost.
Don't mind me.
4. pay attention to; direct one’s attention to
Mind your own business.
5. take care of; look after
mind cattle
mind the body
mind children
Who's caring the shop?
6. bear in mind; take into consideration
Mind what I tell you.
7. remember to do; take care to do
Mind you don't forget to post a letter.
8. UK, be careful or cautious; watch out for
Mind the steps! ーWatch your steps!
Mind! You'll slip.
Mind your manners.
Shop well but mind your wallet.
Mind (out) how you drive. ー Be careful when you drive.