English Vocabulary

  bear something in mind (remember to consider something) We must bear in mind that the old people might not like that idea. Bear in mind that food and fuel are scarce in this region.     envocabulary.com

at the back of your mind (something in your mind that you do not spend time thinking about it) At the back of my mind is the fear of failing the exam. The thought that Sophia might come back was always at the back of his mind.   envocabulary.com

  a mind of its own (something that works or moves in a way you do not expect) I can’t get this cellphone to work right. It seems to have a mind of its own. My computer seems to have a mind of its own today; it’s not working properly. …

  mind of your own (act or think independently) I advised my son to go to college, but he has a mind of his own and insists on trying to become a soccer player. You should be a man without fear, with a mind of your own.     envocabulary.com

a weight off your mind (a big problem that you no longer have to worry about) Paying my debts was a weight off my mind. I finally manage to quit smoking. It’s a real weight off my mind.   envocabulary.com