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  1.   Slip some's mind: forgot about it
  •  That must slip my mind. I forgot the appointment.
  2.   Come to mind: recall something
  •  Nothing comes to mind but i will keep thinking about that.
  •  Anything coming to mind.
  3.   bear in mind: remember and keep sth in mind
  •  Bear in mind. This logo will be replace soon. Same meaning as keep in mind. But a little more polite and polish(文雅，礼貌).
  •  We need to bear in mind we only have 20 minutes for this meeting.
  4.   keep in mind:
  •  keep in mind that these are raw ideas.
  5.   flash out those ideas

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BE 403:  Don’t Let These English Idioms Slip Your Mind

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