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Definition mind in British English

mind verb

verb
/maɪnd/
1

to feel annoyed, upset, or unhappy about something

Example

I don't mind the heat (=the heat is not a problem to me).

Example

I wouldn't have minded, but she didn't even call to cancel our date.

Example

I wouldn't mind him staying if he helped around the house.

Example

Do you mind if we use my car tonight?

2

to take care or be careful about something

Example

Mind the step (=do not fall over it).

Example

Mind you don't spill that drink.

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3

to look after someone or something for a short time

Example

Could you mind the children for me for five minutes?

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4

to obey someone, especially a parent or teacher

Example

You'd better mind me, or you're going to your room!

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5

to be in charge of something temporarily

Example

The CEO left for Japan leaving his deputy to mind the shop.

Definition mind in British English

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