英和和英

to be to one's mind―to one's taste―to one's liking―after one's fancy―after one's heart

a condition of being in a person's favour

to impress ［imprint, stamp, engrave, inscribe］ a fact on one's mind―into one's soul

something in a person's favour

to weigh on one's mind

He has a perverse mind.

say to oneself

of one's mind, to be twisted

to harbour―cherish―in one's mind

of one's heart, to be warmed

to feel (something) in one's heart

to keep anything in mind―bear anything in mind

Everything depends on the temper of one's mind

to be impatient in one's mind

If but thy heart be e'er sincere,

to train the spirit

to come home to one's heart

to weigh on one's mind

With kind regards,

hearts as one

In silence it communes,

of a mind, to be warped

He has a crooked mind―a perverse heart.

with all one's heart

（事実なら）to bear a fact in mind―keep a fact in mind―（人の忠告などなら）―lay one's advice to heart―（悪口などなら）―give heed to people's remarks

something recalled to the mind

to divert one's mind―divert one's attention

to compose a poem or a song expressing feelings of the heart

a tidy mind

a serene mind