cherish in heart; breadth of mind; chest
Meanings
3 senses · 12 examplesverb
to cherish in one's heart; to harbor (ambitions/ideals)
Used with abstract objects like ambitions, patriotism, or dreams. Often appears in formal or literary contexts.
He has harbored great ambitions since childhood.
We must cherish our motherland in our hearts and look out at the world.
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He harbors concern for all people under heaven and cares about the suffering of the common folk.
Only by cherishing dreams in your heart and keeping your feet on the ground can you succeed.
noun
breadth of mind; magnanimity; mental outlook
Describes one's tolerance, openness, and generosity of spirit. Often used in evaluative contexts.
He is broad-minded and never haggles over personal gains and losses.
One must have a broad mind in order to tolerate different opinions.
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This leader is narrow-minded and refuses to listen to criticism.
He has a magnanimous mind that embraces all rivers.
A great mind creates a great personality.
noun
chest; bosom; breast
Literal reference to the physical chest area. Can be used both literally and in literary descriptions.
He stood facing the sea breeze with his chest bared.
The child threw himself into his mother's bosom and burst into tears.
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The soldier bared his chest, displaying his scars.