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mind1

/maɪnd/

Translation

n [c]
mente
cabeza
I can't get that song out of my mind
No me puedo quitar la canción de la cabeza
of one mind
de la misma opinión
We're of one mind
Somos de la misma opinión
to {bear/keep} sth/sb in mind
tener presente
tener en cuenta
to be bored out of one's mind (inform)
estar más aburrido,da que una ostra col.
to be in two minds UK
estar indeciso,sa
to be out of one's mind (inform)
estar loco,ca
to cross one's mind
ocurrírsele algo a alguien
to make up one's mind
decidirse
Come on, make up your mind
Venga, decídete de una vez
Véase tb: a weight off one's mind; frame of mind; out of sight, out of mind; presence of mind; state of mind; to be uppermost in one's mind; to bear sth/sb in mind; to broaden one's mind; to change one's mind; to change one's mind; to ease one's mind; to give sb a piece of one's mind; to have sth at the forefront of one's mind; to poison sb's mind; to prey on one's mind; to slip one's mind; to speak one's mind; to spring to mind
(Definition of mind n from the Diccionario Cambridge Compact English-Spanish © Cambridge University Press and Ediciones SM 2011)

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