be of/in two minds, to

be in two minds

To experience indecision and/or conflicting emotions. I am in two minds about whether or not to go to the party tonight. I'm sure it will be fun, but I have a lot of work to do too. The committee is currently in two minds about a suitable punishment, but hopefully they will reach a decision in the morning.

be of two minds

To experience indecision and/or conflicting emotions. I am of two minds about whether or not to go to the party tonight. I'm sure it will be fun, but I have a lot of work to do too. The committee is currently of two minds about a suitable punishment, but hopefully they can reach a decision in the morning.

be in (or of) two minds

be unable to decide between alternatives.

be of two minds

To have mixed feelings or be undecided about something.

be of/in two minds, to

To be unable to decide, to be in doubt. This turn of phrase goes back to the early sixteenth century, although the number two was not fixed. Jehan Palsgrave wrote (1530), “I am of dyverse myndes,” and in the eighteenth century several writers came up with as many as twenty minds. Dickens used both—“I was in twenty minds at once” (David Copperfield) and “. . . was in two minds about fighting or accepting a pardon” (A Child’s History of England).

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释义	be of/in two minds, to be in two minds To experience indecision and/or conflicting emotions. I am in two minds about whether or not to go to the party tonight. I'm sure it will be fun, but I have a lot of work to do too. The committee is currently in two minds about a suitable punishment, but hopefully they will reach a decision in the morning. See also: mind, two be of two minds To experience indecision and/or conflicting emotions. I am of two minds about whether or not to go to the party tonight. I'm sure it will be fun, but I have a lot of work to do too. The committee is currently of two minds about a suitable punishment, but hopefully they can reach a decision in the morning. See also: mind, of, two Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. be in (or of) two minds be unable to decide between alternatives. See also: mind, two Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary be of two minds To have mixed feelings or be undecided about something. See also: mind, of, two American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition. be of/in two minds, to To be unable to decide, to be in doubt. This turn of phrase goes back to the early sixteenth century, although the number two was not fixed. Jehan Palsgrave wrote (1530), “I am of dyverse myndes,” and in the eighteenth century several writers came up with as many as twenty minds. Dickens used both—“I was in twenty minds at once” (David Copperfield) and “. . . was in two minds about fighting or accepting a pardon” (A Child’s History of England). See also: of, two The Dictionary of Clichés by Christine Ammer See also: be in two minds be in two minds about something/about doing something be of two minds of two minds, be come off the fence pull (one) off the fence mixed emotions have mixed feelings have mixed feelings (about something) to (do something) or not to (do something)(, that is the question)
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