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- take a lot off (someone's) mind
take a lot off (someone's) mind
take a lot off (someone's) mind
To relieve someone of a source of stress or worry; to comfort or calm someone. I bet it will take a lot off your mind to get this test over and done with, huh? Thanks for explaining what you meant by your comments yesterday, that takes a lot off my mind.
Common Names:
| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
| Antonius | | an-TO:-ni-uws (Ancient Roman), ahn-TO-nee-us (Dutch) | Ancient Roman, Dutch |
| Ackers | | ['ækəz] | |
| Elsa | | ['elsə] | |
| Husayn | | - | Arabic |
| Terminus | | - | Roman Mythology |
| Wigberht | | - | Anglo-Saxon, Ancient Germanic |