minded
英 ['maɪndɪd]
美 ['maɪndɪd]
- adj. 有意的；有思想的；具有意志的
- v. 介意；照顾（mind的过去式）
英文词源
- minded (adj.)
- c. 1500, "having a mind" (to do); "having a mind" (of a certain type), from mind (n.).
双语例句
- 1. He had a reputation for being bloody-minded and difficult.
- 他为人刻薄、难相处是出了名的。
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- 2. He is loathed by some of the more traditionally minded officers.
- 他为某些思想较守旧的官员所憎恶。
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- 3. He was criticised for being boring, strait-laced and narrow-minded.
- 他被指无趣乏味，古板守旧，心胸狭窄。
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- 4. Carol was absent-minded and a little slow on the uptake.
- 卡萝尔心不在焉，反应有点迟钝。
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- 5. His single-minded pursuit of European union helped chase Mrs Thatcher from power.
- 他对欧洲统一的执著追求在一定程度上促成了撒切尔夫人的下台。
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