mind
Translation
to object to, to be careful of, to look after
Examples
Do you mind if I close the door?
Do you mind if I close the door?
I don't mind helping you.
I don't mind helping you.
Mind the step when you go out.
Mind the step when you go out.
Could you mind my bags for a minute?
Could you mind my bags for a minute?
Grammar Patterns
((if/whether...)) to be annoyed or bothered by (sth.). Do you mind if I close the door?
((-ing)) to be annoyed or bothered by (doing sth.). I don't mind helping you.
((sth.)) to be careful of (sth.). Mind the step!
((sb./sth.)) to look after (sb./sth.). Could you mind my bags?
Similar Words
Etymology
From Old English 'gemynd' meaning 'memory, thought, mind'.
Memory Tips
Your 'mind' is what you use to 'mind' or pay attention to things.