Make your mind up

make up (one's) mind

1. To make a final decision after a period of consideration. Also seen as "make (one's) mind up." I've made up my mind, and I think we should move after all. I'm not sure what flavor I want—I'm still making my mind up.

2. To become convinced of a particular course of action. Also seen as "make (one's) mind up." Right then and there, I made up my mind that I would become a police officer when I grew up.

Make your mind up.

Fig. Please make a decision.; Please choose. Henry: I don't have all day. Make up your mind. Rachel: Don't rush me. Bob: Make your mind up. We have to catch the plane. Mary: I'm not sure I want to go.

词组	Make your mind up
释义	Make your mind up make up (one's) mind 1. To make a final decision after a period of consideration. Also seen as "make (one's) mind up." I've made up my mind, and I think we should move after all. I'm not sure what flavor I want—I'm still making my mind up. 2. To become convinced of a particular course of action. Also seen as "make (one's) mind up." Right then and there, I made up my mind that I would become a police officer when I grew up. See also: make, mind, up Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. Make your mind up. Fig. Please make a decision.; Please choose. Henry: I don't have all day. Make up your mind. Rachel: Don't rush me. Bob: Make your mind up. We have to catch the plane. Mary: I'm not sure I want to go. See also: make, mind, up McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: make mind up make up (one's) mind make up mind make up one's mind make up your mind if you have a mind to (do something) have a mind to have a mind to (do something) have a mind to do have a mind to do something
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