您仔细看一看那份表格，然后签个字，行吗？ 2 (often
ironic) used to show that you
object to sth that sb has said or done (表示反对某人所做的事或所说的话）如蒙
你不在意：J give the orders
aroimd here, you don’t mind•不好意思，专这里我说了算。3 used to refuse an
offer politely (表示委婉拒绝）：Wiii you come with us tonight?' 7 won% if you don^ mind~~I've got a lot of work to do/ “你今晚和我们一起去吗？％ 对不起，我 不去了 我有好多事要做。” if
you ,don’t mind me/my saying so ... used when you are
going to criti- cize sb or say sth that might upset them (批评等之前
说）你不余ft意我这么说吧：TTiat colour doesn’t
reaZZy suit you, if you dorCt mind my saying so.
适合你——-我这么说，你本会介意吧。丨wouldnl mind sth/doing sth used to say politely
that you would very much like sth/to do sth 義很想要；我很乐
意做：I wouldn^ mind a cup of coffee, if itrs
no trouble. 要不麻烦的话，我很想来杯啡。◊JwouWn’tmirui
having ftis money/ 我愿意接受他的钱！ ，mind your own
'business (informaf) to think about your
own affairs and not ask questions about or try to get involved in other
people’s lives 想自己的事；别管闲事：
‘What
are you reading?’ ‘Mind your own busfness/’ “ 你 在•读 么呢？ “ 少琴闲事！”’◊
J just sitting there,
minding my own business, when
a man started shouting at me.我就坐在那儿，也没掊谁惹谁，忽然有个男人对我
大喊大叫。mind the ’shop (价£) mind the
'store)
to
be in charge of sth for a short time while sb is away.临时代管；帮忙关照：Who’s minding t/ie
shop whiZe the boss is abroad?■▲板出国期间由谁代管？ ,mind 'you (informaf) used to add sth to
what you have just said, especially sth that makes it less strong (对刚说过
的话加以补充，尤使语气减弱）请注意，说实话：rVe heard they’re
getting divorced. Mind you, I'm not surprised—they were aZvmys arguing.听说彳也的要离婚 了。.告诉你吧，我并不感到意外，因为他们总是争吵。
,mind your Ps and _Qs (/Vj/o/wfl/) to behave
in the most polite way you can 要彳L —
8r£) used to tell sb not to worry or be upset .(用 于_安慰）没关系：Have you brofcen it?
Never minct we can buy (mother one.你把它打碎了？没关系，我们可^ 再买 _^个。2 used to suggest that
sth is not important (表示并不重要）没关系，无所谓：This isn’t where I
intended to take you_but never mind, itrs just as good. 我没想带你到这里来——不过没什么，这里也不错。
3 used to emphasize that
what is true about the first thing you have said is even more true about the
second 更不用说 HTT71 let alone ： I never thought
she^ win once, never mind twice/我还以为她一次都赢:不了，更别 说两次了！ never mind (about) {doing) sth used to tell sb they
shouldn’t think about sth or do sth because it is not as important as sth else,
or because you will do it (因为某事是次要的，或因为你要做某事）别想它，先别 管：Never mind your
car—what about the damage to my/ence?先别管你的车——我的围栏撞环了，怎么办？
〇 Never mind, washing the dishes~/7i do them Zater•另ij 管洗碟子的事了——等一下我会洗。，never you 'mind (informal) used to tell sb not to ask about
sth because you are not going to tell them (表明不会告诉对方.).不 要问，别管：‘Who toid ypu about.it?’」JVever you mmd/’ “谁告诉你这事儿的？” “則问t! ” oiVeveryoumimi how I found out—it’s true，isn’t it?别问我皇怎么知 道的，——这是真的，对不对？ 一 more at step aj.
.mind
'out (BrE, informal) used to tell sb to
move. so that you can pass 请让一卞；借借光
watch out ： Mind out~you’re in the way there/ 请让 一让——■你挡着路啦！ .mind
• out (for sb/sth)(份£) used
to warn sb of danger 当、C、；注意：Have some o少 my plum jam—but mind
out for the stones.
.酱一~但-_命有，核儿。；
mind-bending {informal) (especially of drugs 麻醉品）having a strong effect
on your mind 致幻的；使 @度兴奋的<
■
mind-blowing 0办very exciting, impressive or surprising非常令乂X奋的；给A印象极深的；非常令
人吃惊的.：Watching your baby
being bom is a mind-Wowing experience.看你的孩子出生是一次非常难
忘的经历。
1277 mine
'mind-boggling
adj.
(informal) very difficult to imagine or to
understand; extremely surprising 难以想象的；难 以理解的；令人惊愕的：a proWem 〇/
mmd-&oggh'ng complexity复杂得难以想象的问题一compare boggle mind-ed /'maindid/ adj. 1 (used with
adjectives to form compound adjectives与形容词连用构成复合形容词）
having the way of thinking, the
attitude or the type of character mentioned 思维」或态度、性格^ : a fair-minded emptoyer’.公正.的雇主◊ high-minded principles 髙尚的原则apped to aH Zifce-minded peopZe to
support me.義蚌吁所有志同道合的人来支#我。 —see also absent-minded, bloody-minded, single- minded 2 (used with adverbs to form
compound adjectives与副词连用构成复合形容词)having the type of mind that is
interested in or able to understand the areas mentioned对…有兴趣（或能理解）；有…头脑： J’m not veypoZiticaHy minded我对政治不怎么感兴趣。
3
(used witli nouns to form compound adjectives 与名 词海用构成复合'形容词）interested in or enthusiastic
about the thing mentioned对…感兴趣的；对…有热情
的：a re/orm-mi/ided government热衷于改革的政府
4
[not before noun] ~ (to do sth) (formal) wishing or intending to do sth 情—；有意由33 inclined : She
w〇5 minded to accept their o#er.她有意接受他们的
科
mind-er /'mainda(r)/ noun {especially 8/-£) a person whose
job is to take care of and protect another person .看护人；照顾者：a star surrounded by her
minders 被 保镖簇拥i的明星一see also CHILDMINDER mind.ful /'mamdfl/ ad；/•〜of sb/sth | 〜that ... (/bmw/) remembering
sb/sth and considering them or it when you do sth 记着；想着；考虑到 HIT! conscious ： 〇/ our
responsfbfZfties 意识到我’们的责任 Mindful of the danger
of tropical storms, I decided not to ^ gpout.想到热带风暴的危险，我决定不airu .
'mind game noun something that you do or say in
order to make sb feel less confident, especially to gain an advantage for
yourself (尤指为了压倒对^•而展开
p )心理游戏，.心瑪战术
mind-less /'maindlas/
adj. 1 done or acting without thought and for no
particular reason or purpose 没头脑 的；无谓的；盲目的 S33 senseless :
mindZess violence mindless vandals
者 2 not needing thought or
intelligence.无需动脑筋
的;.机械的 HEIdijll: a mindless and
repetitive task 机械金食細工作 3 〜of sb/sth not ren^embering
sb/sth and
not considering them or it when you do sth 不顾虑：We expZored the vvhoZe town,
mfndZess 〇/ the coZd and rain.我们不顾寒冷和下雨，在整个城市到处转。
►
mind.less.ly adv.
■mind-numbing _•. very boring 非常乏味的；令冬厌
烦的：mmd-numbing conversation 很无聊的谈话.► mind- numbing-ly adv. ： The lecture was mind-numbingly _ gdious.那堂课冗长乏味。
'mind-reader noun (often humorous) a person who knows what sb else is
thinking without being told 洞悉
彳牟人心思的$
mind-set /'maindset/ noun a set of attitudes or fixed ideas
that sb has and that are often difficult to change 观念模式；思维倾向 mentality ： a conservative mindset 嗓守的思维模式◊ the mindset 〇/the computer generation计算机时代的思维倾向
mine t>-w /mam/ pron., noun, verb ■ p/wi. (the
possessive form of J * I 的所有格形式）of or belonging to the person writing or
speaking 我的： That’s mfne.:这是的。◊ He’s a _/Wend 〇/ mine (= one of my friends).他嘉务的一个朋友。◊ She wanted one Wee mine (=
like I have).她想要一个和我的一样的。
• noun 1 a deep hole
or holes under the ground where minerals such as coal, gold, etc. are dug 矿井；矿：a copper/diamond mine ^ ^ ^ ?T — see also coal mine, goal mine(1), mining — compare pit(3), quarry n.(l) 2 a type of bomb that is hidden under the ground or in the sea and that
explodes when sb/sth touches it 地雷；水雷一see
also landmine IT»rai a mine of in- for mation (about/on
sb/sth) a person,
book, etc. that