Minds Meaning in English

word · lemma: mind

US

/ˈmaɪndz/

myndz

UK

/mˈaɪndz/

myndz

परिभाषा

Plural of 'mind'. It can mean people's thoughts or intelligence, their opinions, or, in some contexts, a willingness or refusal about something, as in 'Do you mind?'.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

Most often used in phrases like 'great minds', 'young minds', 'change your minds', and 'peace of mind'. The plural noun usually means thoughts or opinions, while the verb form appears in 'Do you mind?' or 'Would you mind?'. Learners should not confuse 'minds' with only 'brains' in a physical sense.

• Spanish: mentes - opiniones - intención
• Portuguese (BR): mentes - opiniões - intenção
• Portuguese (PT): mentes - opiniões - intenção
• Chinese (Simplified): 头脑 - 想法 - 介意
• Chinese (Traditional): 頭腦 - 想法 - 介意
• Hindi: दिमाग - विचार - आपत्ति
• Arabic: عقول - آراء - ممانعة
• Bengali: মন - মত (মতামত)
• Russian: умы - мнения
• Japanese: 心 - 考え（意見）
• Vietnamese: tâm trí - ý kiến
• Korean: 마음 - 생각
• Turkish: zihinler - fikirler
• Urdu: ذہن - رائے
• Indonesian: pikiran - pendapat

उदाहरण वाक्य

Young minds learn quickly.

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The game helps children use their minds.

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We have different minds about the plan.

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After the meeting, a few people changed their minds.

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Great minds often think alike.

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If you don't mind, I'll open the window.

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