to bear in mind to keep in mind
If you tell someone to bear something in mind or to keep something in mind, you are reminding or warning them about something important which they should remember.
Is it bare in mind or bear in mind?
Is it bear in mind or is it bare in mind? The correct expression is “to bear (something) in mind”. It simply means that you need to keep something in mind (= remember it).
How do you use bear in mind in a sentence?
Examples of 'bear in mind' in a sentence bear in mind
- "You also need to bear in mind, Prestimion, that I barely know how to use this thing. ...
- But bear in mind that, often, no cause is found for this symptom. ...
- However, you must bear in mind that an employee won't become a risk overnight.
