英和和英

（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

to keep anything in mind―bear anything in mind

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

to keep (something) in one's mind

to come home to one's heart

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

to fill one's heart with something

to weigh on one's mind

to bend one's mind to―direct one's attention to―anything

to fix one's mind upon―fix one's attention upon―anything

to give careful consideration

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

one's thoughts are with ...；think of …

to become tense

to brace oneself up―screw up one's courage

to be reserved

With kind regards,

to be vigilant―watchful―on the watch―on the lookout―on the alert

to attract someone

the state of keeping something in mind

one's innermost thoughts

to act with one accord

touched

to stamp a fact on one's mind―impress a fact on one's memory

to disturb one's mind

picture to oneself

to harbour―cherish―in one's mind

one's way of thinking

put firmly in the mind

to communicate one's thoughts to another