Remember meaning in English
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Definition
to remember: the opposite of "to forget", to recollect, to think of something in the past
-Do you remember me? -No, I suffer from amnesia.
I don't remember the end of the movie because it was so boring, I fell asleep!
Pronunciation examples
UK: Remember to get dressed before you go shopping in future.
US: Can you remember the name of that handsome actor?
Examples
- "Remember, a wise man once said, "you have to learn to crawl before you can walk"."
- "Brent : You don't remember me?"
- "Remember, you won't get anywhere in life if you don't communicate effectively."
- "Susie : Do you remember when you interviewed me?"
- "It's a blind date, remember?"
- "Remember: if push comes to shove, Edward is expendable, but not Hannah."
- "If you remember anything else, get in touch with Brian."
- "The last thing I remember I was in bed."
- "REMEMBER: there is NO RISK and you NEVER pay a dime!"
- "Please listen to his advice and remember: he's here to help (and hopefully impress people in high places)."
- "Philip : And remember that time that you got stuck in the closet all night?"
- "Does everybody remember that?"
- "Remember, we are talking about 4000 bucks here, Icky."
- "Brian : Sir, you can't smell. Remember?"
- "Bruno : Thanks again and remember: the only thing better than a Funky Friday..."
- "Danica, they make great cheesecake here, and that is your favorite if I remember correctly."
- "Remember, eat lots of carrots to keep your hair nice and shiny."
- "Remember, I like to live well."
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