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マインド (maindo) Japanese meaning: mind | Kotomora
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から
学まな
ぶ
マインド
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必ひつ
要よう
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Leaders need a mindset of learning from failure.
Changing the mindset of the whole team is not easy.
Usage patterns 〈 人ひと 〉 のマインドを 変か える to change someone's mindset
The training changes employees' mindset.
消しょう 費ひ 者しゃ マインドが 冷ひ え 込こ む consumer sentiment cools down
Consumer sentiment is cooling down amid the economic downturn.
ポジティブなマインドを 持も つ to have a positive mindset
He always has a positive mindset.
投とう 資し 家か マインドが 強つよ まる investor sentiment strengthens
Investor sentiment is strengthening as stock prices rise.
マインドが 高たか い to have a high level of motivation or morale
The whole team has high morale.
Related words 心 is the broad, everyday Japanese word for heart or mind, while マインド is a business/self-development loanword for mindset or attitude.
考え方 is a plain, everyday word for one's way of thinking, whereas マインド carries a more modern, business-oriented ring.
心構え focuses on mental readiness or preparation for a task, while マインド refers more generally to one's attitude or mindset.
意識 emphasizes awareness or consciousness of something, while マインド refers to a person's overall mental orientation or attitude.
Etymology Written in katakana and used with meanings similar to English 'mind'; no language of origin or detailed borrowing history is specified.
