📒 the part of a person that makes them able to be aware of things, to think and to feel
📒 your ability to think and reason; your intelligence; the particular way that somebody thinks
📒 a person who is very intelligent
📒 your thoughts, interest, etc.
📒 your ability to remember things
📒 if a thought, etc. is at the back of your mind, you are aware of it but it is not what you are mainly thinking about
📒 to be something that only exists in somebody’s imagination
📒 to remember somebody/something; to remember or consider that…
📒 to be extremely bored, etc.
📒 if something is etched on your heart, memory, etc. you remember it because it has made a strong impression on you
📒 if something is etched on your mind, heart, etc. you remember it because it has made a strong impression on you
📒 to be unable to decide what you think about somebody/something, or whether to do something or not
📒 to think very hard about one particular thing
📒 to think very hard about or put a lot of effort into one particular thing
📒 to have the same opinion about somebody/something
📒 to be unable to think or behave in a reasonable way, especially because of extreme shock or worry
📒 to be extremely worried, etc.
📒 to produce a very strong feeling of pleasure or shock
📒 if something boggles the mind or the mind boggles at it, it is so unusual that people find it hard to imagine or accept
📒 to remember somebody/something
📒 to remind you of somebody/something
📒 to make yourself think about something that happened in the past
📒 to change a decision or an opinion
📒 an act of changing what you think about a situation, etc.
📒 to refuse to think about something as a possibility
📒 if something comes/springs to mind, you suddenly remember or think of it
📒 to come into your mind
📒 to tell somebody that you think their behaviour is bad or are angry with them
📒 used to say that you and another person must both be very clever because you have had the same idea or agree about something
📒 used to say that you think you will do something, although you are not sure
📒 used to say that you think that what somebody has done is bad and should do something about it, although you probably will not
📒 to be thinking of somebody/something, especially for a particular job, etc.
📒 to intend to do something
📒 to have a very bad memory; to forget things easily
📒 to have your own opinion and make your own decisions without being influenced by other people
📒 to be willing to listen to or accept new ideas or suggestions
📒 (not) thinking clearly; (not) able to make sensible decisions
📒 to have very clear and definite ideas about what you want to do
📒 to become mentally ill
📒 to decide something
📒 a close understanding between people with similar ideas, especially when they meet to do something or meet for the first time
📒 the use of the power of your mind to deal with physical problems
📒 your imagination
📒 to give no attention to somebody/something
📒 not responsible for your actions because of a mental illness
📒 if somebody/something is on your mind, you are thinking and worrying about them/it a lot
📒 to become or make somebody aware of new ideas or experiences
📒 used to say somebody will quickly be forgotten when they are no longer with you
📒 to make somebody think and worry about it all the time
📒 to try to forget about something unpleasant
📒 to make somebody think of somebody/something; to remind somebody of somebody/something
📒 to do or say something to make somebody stop worrying about something
📒 to decide you want to achieve something and give this all your attention
📒 to stop thinking about somebody/something; to deliberately forget somebody/something
📒 if something slips your mind, you forget it or forget to do it
📒 to say exactly what you think, in a very direct way
📒 to be remembered for a long time
📒 to make you forget about something unpleasant for a short time
📒 in my opinion
📒 a particular way of thinking about things