make up one's mind



make up one's mind

Decide between alternatives, come to a decision, as in I had trouble making up my mind about which coat I liked best. This expression dates from the early 1800s, although a similar usage appeared two centuries earlier in Shakespeare's King John (2:1): "I know she is not for this match made up."
See also: make, mind, up

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Teagan-English (Modern)
Pylyp-Ukrainian
ElvinEL-vinEnglish
Haidar-Arabic
BuffyBUF-eeEnglish
Nielsen['nilsən]