Mike: ‘It’s amazing when you learn what technology can do, isn’t it?’
Jane: ‘The mind boogles.’
Correct answer: (d) The mind boogles.
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Mike: ‘It’s amazing when you learn what technology can do, isn’t it?’
Jane: ‘The mind stumbles.’
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Thanks for this. In fact it’s a typing mistake and should read: The mind BOGGLES. This means: Thinking about it is quite terrifying - again said in a semi humorous/sarcastic way.
Oh great, I find the detailed explanation in my dictionary.
the mind/imagination `boggles (at sth) (infml ) one can hardly accept or imagine (an idea, a suggestion, etc) as in :My neighbour wears his dressing-gown to work. The mind boggles!
‘The mind boggles’ indicates that the speaker is astonished or overwhelmed when trying to imagine something.
The mind boggles at the thought of what you could do with all that money if you won the lottery.
A talking dog? the mind boggles at the thought.
He says he is poor but he drives a new Porsche? The mind boggles.