12. Nothing comes to mind right now, but I'd like to go over all the articles of the contract once more before signing it.
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come to mind在聽力和口語考試中常常出現(xiàn),意為“想起來,進(jìn)入腦海”,有時(shí)也可以表達(dá)為sth. comes to one's mind,意為“某人想起某事”。but I'd like to...是四、
六級(jí)聽力考試中??嫉降木湫?,意思是“但我想……”,例如原句中就是說“我現(xiàn)在什么也想不起來,但我想在簽合同前再把所有的條款查看一遍”。but之后的內(nèi)容常常是設(shè)題點(diǎn)所在,但本題問的是說話者在做什么,類似于場(chǎng)景題??忌枇粢鈱?duì)話中的相關(guān)詞條:go over, articles(項(xiàng)目,條款),contract, sign。
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聽力口語考試中常見的有關(guān)mind的短語和句型還有:
absence of mind意為“心不在焉”。如:
Mary failed the exam because of her absence of mind. 瑪麗心不在焉,因而考試不及格。
bear/keep in mind意為“記住,記在心里”。如:
This is a truth we must always bear in mind. 這條真理,我們必須時(shí)刻牢記。
change one's mind意為“使某人改變主意”。如:
Black is against it, and I don't think I can change his mind. 布萊克對(duì)此持反對(duì)態(tài)度,我覺得我無法讓他改變主意。
mind you意為“請(qǐng)聽清楚,請(qǐng)注意”。如:
I didn't make any promise,mind you. 你聽著,我可沒作出任何承諾。
Do/Would you mind...,后面跟if從句或是“sb.+doing”,一般用于與陌生人交談或者非常正式的場(chǎng)合,用來表達(dá)委婉、客氣的意愿。如:
1) Do you mind if he attends our discussion? 你是否介意他參加我們的討論?
2) Would you mind me/my smoking here? 我在這里抽煙你介意嗎?