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take aback - surprise
take after - look like a relative
take against - dislike sb
take away - remove
take back - withdraw a statement or comment
take down - (1) write down, (2) remove sth from a high place
take in - (1) deceive, (2) allow sb to stay in one's home, understand, (4) make clothes smaller
take off - remove (clothing), (2) leave the ground (of aeroplanes etc), (3) imitate sb in a comic way, (4) begin to succeed (e.g plans, ideas)
take on - (1) undertake sth, (2) employ staff, (3) accept sb as an opponent
take out - (1) extract, remove, (2) accompany sb to a theatre etc
take over - take control of sth esp in place of sb else
take sb for - mistake sb/sth for sb/sth else
take to - (1) find agreeable; like, (2) begin a habit, (3) escape to; hide in
take up - (1) begin a hobby, sport etc, (2) occupy space
take up with - become involved in
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Mind Expressions
Sentence Completion
Complete the sentences with 1 word to form expressions with “mind”.
1. So you’ve decided to do a masters too! ________ minds think alike!
2. They found the lost pendrive down the back of the sofa. Phew! That’s a ________ off my mind.
3. The UN has organised a council of scientists to discuss the best way to solve the issue, it’s going to be a real _________ of the minds.
4. Due to the recent speculation about a move to Real Madrid, the player has stated that he’s not in the right _________ of mind to play tomorrow.
5. No one in their _________ mind would buy that car, it’s a death-trap!
6. If you two don’t be quiet and go to sleep, I’m going to come up there and _____ you a ______ of my mind!
7. My mobile phone seems to _______ a mind of its _______. It’s always calling people in my bag.
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8. The distances we’d have to travel to reach another habitable planet are mind-___________, it’s not going to be possible in our lifetime.
9. I’m ___ two minds about what to do on Sunday, we could have a picnic or we could go to the cinema.
10. ______ your mind back to the day of the robbery Mrs. Jones, what time did your husband arrive home?
11. It’s worth __________ in mind that the sun goes down at 5:30 in winter, so we have to be off the mountain by then.
12. It never ___________my mind to ask Tony for help, I figured he didn’t know anything about computers.
13. Would you like another martini George? Oooo don’t mind ____ I _____.
14. I have ______ a mind to go up there myself and tell them to turn the music down.
15. I’m sorry but I’ve completely forgotten your name, I’ve got a mind like a _________.
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16. Most teenage boys have a one-_________ mind, and we all know what that means!
17. Hi babe, are you tired? No, why? Because you’ve been ________through my mind all night.
18. You can achieve anything if you ______ your mind to it!
19. I was just sat at the bus-stop minding my _____ _______ when this guy walked up and started insulting me!
20. You have to mind your ___’s and ____’s around my grandma, she’s quite sensitive about that sort of thing.
21. Oh no! I forgot to bring you that letter, sorry, it completely ________ my mind.
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beat one's brains out
If someone beats their brains out, they try very hard to understand something or solve a problem.
"My grandmother beats her brains out every evening trying to do the crossword puzzle in the newspaper."
brain like a sieve
Someone who has a brain like a sieve has a very bad memory and forgets things easily.
"Oh, I forgot to buy the bread - I've got a brain like a sieve these days!"
all brawn and no brainl brawn and no brain
Someone who is physically very strong but not very intelligent is said to be all brawn and no brain.
"He's an impressive player to watch, but he's all brawn and no brain."
have something on the brain
If you have something on the brain, you think or talk about it all constantly.
"Stop talking about golf. You've got golf on the brain!"
(a) no-brainer
A decision or choice that requires little or no thought, because the best option is so obvious, is called a no-brainer.
"The choice was between a cash refund or having the amount credited to my account - it was a no-brainer. I took the cash!"
brains behind something
Someone who is the brains behind a project or action is the person thought to have planned and organised everything.
"The police have arrested a man believed to be the brains behind the bank robbery."
pick someone's brains
If you pick someone's brains, you ask questions about a particular subject in order to obtain advice or information.
"Could we have lunch together? I'd like to pick your brains about something."
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rack one's brains
if someone is a brain dead, his or her mind is not working effectively because he is very tired or very bored.
be out of one’s brain
to be very drunk
to kill someone by shooting them in the head
If you rack your brains, you try very hard to think of something or to remember something.
"Christmas is always a hassle for me. I have to rack my brains every year to find ideas for presents."
wrap your brain around something
If you concentrate on something in an effort to understand, you wrap your braiin around it.
"I need a translation of this report urgently, so wrap your brain around it fast!"
be brain dead
if someone is a brain dead, his or her mind is not working effectively because he is very tired or very bored.
be out of one’s brain
to be very drunk
blow someone’s brains out
to kill someone by shooting them in the head
a brain box
a very intelligent person
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a brain drain
the movement of people with education and skills from their own country to another country where they are paid more for their work.
a brain trust
a group of people with special knowledge or skills who give advice to someone in a position of authority.
get your brain in gear
to make yourself start thinking clearly and effectively.
be pea-brained
to be very stupid
to brain someone
to hit someone hard on the head
be a scatter-brain
to forget things easily or not to think seriously about things
to cudgel one's brains
to preoccupy or fill somebody’s mind / think really hard about
Sample Sentence: Her economic situation always cudgels my brain.
Turkish Equivalence: zihnini meşgul etmek, aklına takılmak
27) The Idiom: to have a maggot in one’s brain
Meaning: to behave in inconsistent, unbalanced, immoderate and insane ways
Sample Sentence: Let him go! Do you have a maggot in your brain?
Turkish Equivalence: aklından zoru olmak
28) The Idiom: to sharpen one’s brain
Meaning: to be watchful and alert
Sample Sentence: Sharpen your brain and buy it before him.
Turkish Equivalence: gözünü açmak
29) The Idiom: to turn someone’s brain
Meaning: to get angry
Sample Sentence: Don’t turn my brain asking such nonsense questions.
Turkish Equivalence: kafsının tasını attırmak
30) The Idiom: be a addle brained
Meaning: to be stupid
Sample Sentence: I haven’t seen such a addle brained person.
Turkish Equivalence: kafasız olmak, anlayışı kıt olmak, beyinsiz olmak
31) The Idiom: to be imprinted on one’s brain/brains
Meaning: to fix an event or experience so firmly in the memory that it can not be forgatten although you do not try to remember it
Sample Sentence: That look of grief on the face of Harry is imprinted on my brain.
Turkish Equivalence: beyinlere kazınmak
32) The Idiom: to do brain blooming
Meaning: to suggest a lot of ideas for a future activity very quickly before considering some of them more carefully
Sample Sentence: We need to some brain blooming before we prepare a detailed plan.
Turkish Equivalence: beyin fırtınası yapmak
33) The Idiom: to be a feather brained
Meaning: to be stupid, foolish
Sample Sentence: You think that he is a feather brained but actually more intelligent than all of you.
Turkish Equivalence: kafasız olmak, kuş beyinli olmak
34) The Idiom: to get something on the brain
Meaning: to talk about the same topic always and to make it a current issue in every opportunity
Sample Sentence: You get it on the brain of you. Please, lets not talk about it.
Turkish Equivalence: parmağına dolamak
35) The Idiom: brain-teaser
Meaning: a problem which is difficult but fun to solve
Sample Sentence: There two brain-teasers in today’s newspaper.
Turkish Equivalence: zeka oyunları, bulmacalar
36) The Idiom: brainchild
Meaning: a clever and original idea, plan or invention
Sample Sentence: This project is one of the our promising teachers’ brainchild.
Turkish Equivalence: parlak fikir
37) The Idiom: brain labour
Meaning: to think hard, to make effort mentally
Sample sentence: Solving these problems requires such a lot of brain labour.
Turkish Equivalence: beyin gücü
38) The Idiom: brainwash
Meaning: to make someone believe something by continually telling them that it is true and preventing any other information from reaching them
Sample Sentence: Some people are trying to brainwash the people around them in respect for their religious beliefs.
Turkish Equivalence: beyin yıkamak
39) The Idiom: brain traffic
Meaning: - thoughts and information moving through the brain
Sample Sentence: I wish I could turn off my mind when my brain traffic is too heavy.
Turkish Equivalence: beyin trafiği, aklı meşgul, yoğun olmak
40) The Idiom: Brain surgery
Meaning: If something is not brain surgery, it isn't very complicated or difficult to understand or master.
Sample Sentence: It is not a brain surgery. Please come and do it.
Turkish Equivalence: beyin ameliyatı
41) The Idiom: brain knife
Meaning: One piece stainless steel knife with brushed handle and polished blade.
Sample Sentence: Don’t forget to bring your brain knife, please.
Turkish Equivalence: keskin bıçak
42) The Idiom: to be a brainac
Meaning: to be very intelligent and brilliant person, to be a genius (slang).
Sample Sentence: Everybody knows that you are a brainac.
Turkish Equivalence: aklı bol olmak
43) The Idiom: a bird brain
Meaning: a stupid person
Sample Sentence: She is a bird brain because she can’t understand anything we say.
Turkish Equivalence: kuş beyinli olmak, kafadan kontak olmak
44) The Idiom: brainy
Meaning: very intelligent (old-fashioned, informal)
Sample Sentence: I can not expect such a brainy behaviour from a stupid like you.
Turkish Equivalence: akıllıca, zekice
be a scatter brained
Meaning: to forget things easily or not to think seriously about things
Sample Sentence: What a scatter brained you are! You are always forgeting something at home.
Turkish Equivalence: aklı dağınık olmak
26) The Idiom: to cudgel one’s brain
Meaning: to preoccupy or fill somebody’s mind
Sample Sentence: Her economic situation always cudgels my brain.
Turkish Equivalence: zihnini meşgul etmek, aklına takılmak
27) The Idiom: to have a maggot in one’s brain
Meaning: to behave in inconsistent, unbalanced, immoderate and insane ways
Sample Sentence: Let him go! Do you have a maggot in your brain?
Turkish Equivalence: aklından zoru olmak
28) The Idiom: to sharpen one’s brain
Meaning: to be watchful and alert
Sample Sentence: Sharpen your brain and buy it before him.
Turkish Equivalence: gözünü açmak
29) The Idiom: to turn someone’s brain
Meaning: to get angry
Sample Sentence: Don’t turn my brain asking such nonsense questions.
Turkish Equivalence: kafsının tasını attırmak
30) The Idiom: be a addle brained
Meaning: to be stupid
Sample Sentence: I haven’t seen such a addle brained person.
Turkish Equivalence: kafasız olmak, anlayışı kıt olmak, beyinsiz olmak
31) The Idiom: to be imprinted on one’s brain/brains
Meaning: to fix an event or experience so firmly in the memory that it can not be forgatten although you do not try to remember it
Sample Sentence: That look of grief on the face of Harry is imprinted on my brain.
Turkish Equivalence: beyinlere kazınmak
32) The Idiom: to do brain blooming
Meaning: to suggest a lot of ideas for a future activity very quickly before considering some of them more carefully
Sample Sentence: We need to some brain blooming before we prepare a detailed plan.
Turkish Equivalence: beyin fırtınası yapmak
33) The Idiom: to be a feather brained
Meaning: to be stupid, foolish
Sample Sentence: You think that he is a feather brained but actually more intelligent than all of you.
Turkish Equivalence: kafasız olmak, kuş beyinli olmak
34) The Idiom: to get something on the brain
Meaning: to talk about the same topic always and to make it a current issue in every opportunity
Sample Sentence: You get it on the brain of you. Please, lets not talk about it.
Turkish Equivalence: parmağına dolamak
35) The Idiom: brain-teaser
Meaning: a problem which is difficult but fun to solve
Sample Sentence: There two brain-teasers in today’s newspaper.
Turkish Equivalence: zeka oyunları, bulmacalar
36) The Idiom: brainchild
Meaning: a clever and original idea, plan or invention
Sample Sentence: This project is one of the our promising teachers’ brainchild.
Turkish Equivalence: parlak fikir
37) The Idiom: brain labour
Meaning: to think hard, to make effort mentally
Sample sentence: Solving these problems requires such a lot of brain labour.
Turkish Equivalence: beyin gücü
38) The Idiom: brainwash
Meaning: to make someone believe something by continually telling them that it is true and preventing any other information from reaching them
Sample Sentence: Some people are trying to brainwash the people around them in respect for their religious beliefs.
Turkish Equivalence: beyin yıkamak
39) The Idiom: brain traffic
Meaning: - thoughts and information moving through the brain
Sample Sentence: I wish I could turn off my mind when my brain traffic is too heavy.
Turkish Equivalence: beyin trafiği, aklı meşgul, yoğun olmak
40) The Idiom: Brain surgery
Meaning: If something is not brain surgery, it isn't very complicated or difficult to understand or master.
Sample Sentence: It is not a brain surgery. Please come and do it.
Turkish Equivalence: beyin ameliyatı
41) The Idiom: brain knife
Meaning: One piece stainless steel knife with brushed handle and polished blade.
Sample Sentence: Don’t forget to bring your brain knife, please.
Turkish Equivalence: keskin bıçak
42) The Idiom: to be a brainac
Meaning: to be very intelligent and brilliant person, to be a genius (slang).
Sample Sentence: Everybody knows that you are a brainac.
Turkish Equivalence: aklı bol olmak
43) The Idiom: a bird brain
Meaning: a stupid person
Sample Sentence: She is a bird brain because she can’t understand anything we say.
Turkish Equivalence: kuş beyinli olmak, kafadan kontak olmak
44) The Idiom: brainy
Meaning: very intelligent (old-fashioned, informal)
Sample Sentence: I can not expect such a brainy behaviour from a stupid like you.
Turkish Equivalence: akıllıca, zekice
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to be a addle brained
to be stupid
to be imprinted on one’s brain/brains
to fix an event or experience so firmly in the memory that it can not be forgatten although you do not try to remember it
to be a feather brained
to be stupid, foolish
a brain-teaser
a problem which is difficult but fun to solve
brainchild
someone's clever and original idea, plan or invention
brainwash
to make someone believe something by continually telling them that it is true and preventing any other information from reaching them
Brain surgery
If something is not brain surgery, it isn't very complicated or difficult to understand or master.
to be a brainac /brainy
to be very intelligent and brilliant person, to be a genius (slang).
to have a bird brain
being a stupid person
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