英和和英

the condition of feeling secure

to weigh on one's mind

a supple mind

to keep (something) in one's mind

（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 be concerned and worry about something

to come home to one's heart

bearing in mind

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

as one pleases―at one's pleasure

to keep anything in mind―bear anything in mind

to silently pray for something

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

to go out in high spirits

one's hopes

to communicate one's thoughts to another

He behaves as if he had some end in view.

In silence it communes,

to make an earnest appeal

I will amend―reform―turn over a new leaf.

the act of desiring something in a hearty manner

to turn up the wick―turn down the wick

to be concerned about something

in a soothing manner

the thing that one has in mind

appealing to the mind

vanity

to brace oneself （up）

gladly

to be vigilant―watchful―on the watch （for something）―on the lookout （for something）―on the alert （for something）―on the qui vive （for something）