Mean | The human consciousness that originates in the brain and is manifested especially in thought, perception, emotion, will, memory, and imagination. |
[Áß3] ÁöÇÐ | 1. They train their minds and bodies so well that they often come to know exactly who their enemies are. [3°ú] 2. Highly skilled students spend a lot of time in quiet thinking to train their minds. [3°ú] 3. When you hit a golf ball, for example, your body is responding to programs in your mind which, like a computer program, say "Do this and do that." [11°ú] 4. Businesses look at both supply and demand when they make up their mind about prices and production. [6°ú] 5. The third group practiced their free throws in their minds for an hour every day for one month. [11°ú]
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