English Vocabulary

  bring forth (produce, bear) March winds and April showers bring forth May flowers. (give birth to) Mary has brought forth a beautiful baby girl. envocabulary.com

  bring back (bring something with you when you come back from somewhere) I’ll bring back a few souvenirs from my vacation in Paris. (cause to remember) These photos bring back memories of my childhood. envocabulary.com

  have in mind (to be thinking of, plan, or intend to) Is there anything you have in mind to eat for dinner? I have in mind to ground my son for a week for playing truant. envocabulary.com

  have a one-track mind (think about one thing all the time and nothing else) John has a one-track mind. All he ever talks about is business and making money. You have a one-track mind, and that will leave you with very few options. envocabulary.com

  have an open mind (be willing to consider new ideas or opinions) You should have an open mind to understand the topic. The plan doesn’t seem to be fruitful, but I’ll keep an open mind for the moment. envocabulary.com