to refresh
- verb
- /rɪˈfrɛʃ/
- To refresh your memory, here's a brief overview of the main topics from the conference.
- refresh your memory
- refresh your knowledge
And let me refresh your memory a little bit.
- And let me refresh your memory a little bit.
- Can you refresh our memories on Abdullah Omar?
- To reduce your memory, reduce to refresh your memory.
Examples
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Okay, so, Isabel, just to refresh your memory, Darrin's ex-girlfriend...
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Can you refresh our memories on Abdullah Omar?
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And let me refresh your memory a little bit.
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But we need to have a bit of me time to refresh, relax, you know, come back.
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Perhaps a few more details about the evening will refresh your memory.
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Does that refresh your memory?
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Well, allow me to refresh your memory.
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This will refresh your memory.
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Now before I start the proof, let me just briefly refresh your memory on what this means.
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Is there anything I could show you that might help refresh your recollection?
Synonyms
To make someone remember something they need to do or something from the past
To make someone think of a person, place, or time from the past
Make someone remember something from the past
To study something again to remember it better
To bring a memory or fact back into your mind
To help someone remember things they learned before
Refresh your knowledge or skill by practising and reviewing
To remember something from the past
To get to know someone or something again after being apart
Help someone remember something they forgot
Bring someone's attention back from daydreaming
To think about something carefully or remind yourself of it
To learn or help someone remember how to use something again after not using it for a while
To go over something again to understand or remember it
Read notes or papers again to find mistakes
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How Remembered
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Morphology
Etymology
Refresh is made of re- ('again') and fresh ('new' or 'clear'), so to refresh your memory is to make it 'new again' and help you remember things you may have forgotten.