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Cosa significa “mind” in italiano?

USA /maɪnd/

mind in italiano: mente, intelletto, coscienza, dispiacere, avere da ridire, fare attenzione a

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MENTEA2

mente

La parte di una persona che le permette di pensare, ricordare, immaginare e provare emozioni.

In inglese semplice: The part of you that thinks, remembers, imagines, and feels.

  • A strange idea came into my mind.
  • She could not get the song out of her mind.
  • What was going through your mind at that moment?

Espressioni comuni: in someone’s mind, clear your mind, cross someone’s mind

CAPACITÀ INTELLETTIVAB2

intelletto, mente

Capacità di una persona di pensare con chiarezza, capire le cose e risolvere problemi.

In inglese semplice: A person’s ability to think clearly, understand things, and solve problems.

  • She has a sharp mind.
  • Puzzles help keep his mind active.
  • Even in old age, her mind remained clear.

Sinonimi: intellect, intelligence

Espressioni comuni: sharp mind, brilliant mind, active mind

COSCIENZAB2

coscienza, mente

Capacità di rendersi conto delle cose e di avere pensieri o convinzioni al riguardo.

In inglese semplice: Your ability to be aware of things and to hold thoughts or beliefs about them.

  • There was no doubt in my mind.
  • The danger was always present in her mind.
  • His mind registered the noise before he opened his eyes.

Sinonimi: awareness, consciousness

Espressioni comuni: conscious mind, in someone’s mind, someone’s conscious mind

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FASTIDIOA2

dispiacere, avere da ridire

Provare fastidio o dispiacere per qualcosa, oppure avere qualcosa da obiettare.

In inglese semplice: To feel annoyed or unhappy about something.

  • I don’t mind the noise.
  • She minded being left out of the discussion.
  • Would you mind closing the door?

Come si usa: mind doing something (I don’t mind waiting a few minutes.); mind if… (Do you mind if I open the window?); mind someone doing something (Would you mind me sitting here?)

Sinonimi: object to, be bothered by

Espressioni comuni: mind doing something, mind if someone, mind the noise

FARE ATTENZIONEB1

fare attenzione a

Notare qualcosa e prestarvi attenzione, soprattutto per evitare problemi o pericoli.

In inglese semplice: To notice something and pay attention to it, especially to avoid trouble.

  • Mind the wet floor.
  • He minded the warning signs and slowed down.
  • Mind your head when you go through that door.

Sinonimi: notice, watch, heed

Contrari: ignore

Espressioni comuni: mind the gap, mind your head, mind the step

BADAREB1

badare a, sorvegliare

Prendersi cura di qualcuno o sorvegliare qualcosa, spesso per poco tempo.

In inglese semplice: To look after someone or something, often for a short time.

  • Could you mind my bag?
  • She minded the children while I cooked dinner.
  • Who will mind the shop during your lunch break?

Sinonimi: look after, watch, take care of

Espressioni comuni: mind the children, mind the shop, mind someone’s bags

OBBEDIRE O ASSICURARSIB2

obbedire, assicurarsi

Seguire ciò che qualcuno dice o assicurarsi di fare qualcosa correttamente o in sicurezza.

In inglese semplice: To follow what someone tells you, or make sure you do something correctly or safely.

  • You must mind your parents.
  • Mind you lock the door before leaving.
  • He minded the instructions and kept his feet off the seats.

Come si usa: mind (that)… (Mind you don’t spill the tea.); mind someone/something (Children were expected to mind their parents.)

Sinonimi: obey, heed

Contrari: disobey

Espressioni comuni: mind your parents, mind your manners, mind you don’t

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