10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PUT ONE IN MIND OF»
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put one in mind of in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
put one in mind of and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The American Heritage Dictionary
of Idioms, Second Edition
For example, We were afraid Charlie had hurt himself, but he wasjustputting on
an act, or We know you're a good swimmer—stop putting on an act. [c. 1930] put
on a pedestal ➧ See on a pedestal. put one in mind of Remind one of, as in You ...
2
Vine's Complete Expository Dictionary
of Old and New ...
4. hupomimnesko (5279) signifies “to cause oneto remember, put one in mind of”
(hupo,“under,” often implying suggestion, andNo. 1),John 14:26, “shall ... bring ...
to (your) remembrance”; 2 Tim.2:14, “put... in remembrance”; Titus 3:1, “put ... in ...
3
Vollständiges Wörterbuch Der Englischen Sprache Für Die ...
Efinllern, verb. rag. act. to remember, to call to Mind, to remind, to adinonish, to
put in Mind. eitien an ii-inePfiicht, Busage erimtetn, to put one in Mind of his Duty,
of his Proiiiilsie. wo iti) es vergessen sollte, so erlnncrt with Nffill, in Case I should
...
4
Thesavrvs lingvae latinae compendiarivs: or, A compendious ...
'To mind, or put one in mind of, a thing, AliЯпет allcujus rei, «vel de te aliquâ,
munite, admonëre, commonëre, eommohefacëre. Not w mind, Negligo. q( He
mindeth not any _ дышал/мерила, пьешь (india щит. 'Га have a mind, Cupio, ...
Robert Ainsworth, William Young, 1796
5
The Life
of the
Mind: An Essay on Phenomenological Externalism
world-presenting states, which is what contentful visual experiences are, and
worldsuggesting states, which is what experiences of sensational objects can be.
Feeling, say, a certain kind of sting can certainly put one in mind of, that is,
suggest, ...
6
The Works
of Laurence Sterne,
in One Volume
Nay, lay your hands upon your hearts, and answer this plain question, Whether
this one single knob, which now stands here like a blockhead by itself, can serve
any purpose upon earth, but to put one in mind of the want of the other?
7
Chambers Pocket Dictionary
put one in mind of to remind one of. [OE gemynd, from munan, to think] mind-
blowing adj (coll) very surprising, shocking, or exciting, mind-boggling adj (coll)
too difficult, large, strange, etc. to imagine or understand. minded adj 1 having an
...
Elaine Higgleton, Howard Sargeant, Anne Seaton, 1992
8
A Dictionary, English and Armenian
?l- Memorial, sign to put one in mind of. Qf,Jr3ni-aiuulrL ( £•/*, jnM.jp ) y>. t. To put
one in mind of, to recal the memory of; to warn, to give notice. Qbzfj—^ibt. (jtf ' ji.""-
) a<lj • Mid *. That makes one remember; monitor. \§l'ZS"Uuk'"u ( b ' """ ) flc^/ ...
Haroutiun Aukerian, John Brand, 1825
9
The Mirror
of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction
furroWed wall, standing almost entire, but utterly tenantless and deserted, than
with all I saw this day. The one was like the skeleton of a mighty place—~it still
retained some fearful connection with humanity—it put one in mind of the terrible
...
10
The Mirror
of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction
The one was like the skeleton of a mighty place — it still retained some fearful
connection with humanity — it put one in mind of the terrible spectre-ship of
Coleridge, which, deserted by her crew, had drifted for years and years over the
ocean, ...
Reuben Percy, John Timbs, 1840
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