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A2  mind  rahatsız olmak; aldırmakgöz kulak olmak

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verb  /maɪnd   / verb mind (verb)
 /maɪnd  
/ verb
 
 1 [intransitive,
transitive] [usually in questions, answers, and negative sentences]
to feel annoyed, upset
or uncomfortable about sth/sb
rahatsız
olmak; aldırmak
 I'm sure Simon won't mind if you don't
invite him.
 Please don't mind about the mess – I
haven't had time to tidy up!
 I don't mind what you do – it's your
decision.
 Do you mind having to travel so far to work
every day?
 Are you sure your parents won't mind me
coming?
 ‘Would you like tea or coffee?’ ‘I don't
mind.’
 I wouldn't mind (hoşuma
giderdi) a break right now.
 note at MATTER2
 2 [transitive]
(used in a question as
a polite way of asking sb to do sth or for permission to do sth) could you …?;
may I …?
 Would you mind closing the window for me?

Pencereyi
kapatabilir misin?
 Do you mind driving (arabayı
sen kullanabilir misin)? I'm feeling rather tired.
 Would you mind if I used your phone? 
Telefonunu
kullanabilir miyim?
 3 [transitive]
used to tell sb to be
careful of sth or to pay attention to sb/sth
dikkat
et!
 It's a very low doorway so mind your head.
 Mind that step!
 Mind you don't slip on the ice.
 Don't mind me! I won't disturb you.
 4 [transitive] (especially
British) 
to look after or watch
sb/sth for a short time
göz
kulak olmak
 Could you mind my bag while I go and get us
some drinks?
IDIOMS
mind
you
used for attracting
attention to a point you are making or for giving more information
unutma, dikkat
et
 Paul seems very tired. Mind you, he has
been working very hard recently.
mind
your own business
to pay attention to
your own affairs, not other people's
işine
bakmak, burnunu sokmamak
 Stop asking me personal questions and mind
your own business!
never
mind
do not worry; it does
not matter
aldırma!; 
zararı
yok!
 ‘I forgot to post your letter.’ ‘Never mind,
I'll do it later.’
PHRASAL VERB
mind
out
(informal)
Get out of the way!
kenara
çekilmek
 Mind out! There's a car coming.

Level	A2
Kind	verb
Front	mind
IPA	/maɪnd / verb
Back	rahatsız olmak; aldırmak göz kulak olmak
Back 2	mind (verb) /maɪnd / verb 1 [intransitive, transitive] [usually in questions, answers, and negative sentences] to feel annoyed, upset or uncomfortable about sth/sb rahatsız olmak; aldırmak I'm sure Simon won't mind if you don't invite him. Please don't mind about the mess – I haven't had time to tidy up! I don't mind what you do – it's your decision. Do you mind having to travel so far to work every day? Are you sure your parents won't mind me coming? ‘Would you like tea or coffee?’ ‘I don't mind.’ I wouldn't mind (hoşuma giderdi) a break right now. note at MATTER2 2 [transitive] (used in a question as a polite way of asking sb to do sth or for permission to do sth) could you …?; may I …? Would you mind closing the window for me? Pencereyi kapatabilir misin? Do you mind driving (arabayı sen kullanabilir misin)? I'm feeling rather tired. Would you mind if I used your phone? Telefonunu kullanabilir miyim? 3 [transitive] used to tell sb to be careful of sth or to pay attention to sb/sth dikkat et! It's a very low doorway so mind your head. Mind that step! Mind you don't slip on the ice. Don't mind me! I won't disturb you. 4 [transitive] (especially British) to look after or watch sb/sth for a short time göz kulak olmak Could you mind my bag while I go and get us some drinks? IDIOMS mind you used for attracting attention to a point you are making or for giving more information unutma, dikkat et Paul seems very tired. Mind you, he has been working very hard recently. mind your own business to pay attention to your own affairs, not other people's işine bakmak, burnunu sokmamak Stop asking me personal questions and mind your own business! never mind do not worry; it does not matter aldırma!; zararı yok! ‘I forgot to post your letter.’ ‘Never mind, I'll do it later.’ PHRASAL VERB mind out (informal) Get out of the way! kenara çekilmek Mind out! There's a car coming.

Mind I Verb Olmak Transitive Attention /Maɪnd Rahatsız

mind (verb)