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18 January
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What does make up my mind mean?
What does make up my mind mean?
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- English (US)
make up mind = decide
"You need to make up your mind."
same as
"You need to decide."
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- English (US)
Decide what you doing , making a decision. decide lo que haces, toma una decisión
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