to remember
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1.0
- verb
- /rɪˈmɛmbər/
:
recordar
- See you next week and remember to switch off the light.
- need to remember
- important to remember
- always remember
Stay safe, wash your hands, and remember the beach sucks.
- Stay safe, wash your hands, and remember the beach sucks.
- See you next week and remember to switch off the light.
- And so I have to remember to share that out loud.
- When it comes to freezing food, remember flat is best.
- OK love bombing, remember, is like an intense passion.
- So what we need to do is remember that they are.
Examples
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And just remember, if you need anything at all, Ted and I are just in the next room.
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Remember to check in with RD about the finale.
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OK, let me try to remember where I am.
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And so I have to remember to share that out loud.
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OK, If you like this video, remember to like and subscribe.
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Remember what the doctor said.
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Remember, Jack, you owe us.
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Did you remember to pack your raincoat?
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Remember, Raymond, the wires have been pulled.
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Remember to bring your remember umbrella if the weather looks rainy.
Synonyms
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1.0
To remember something from before
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1.0
Keep a person or thing in your mind when making plans
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3.0
To remember something when making decisions or thinking about it
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3.2
To keep facts or information in your memory
43
3.4
Remember something when you decide or think about it
20
3.7
To remember something from the past
5
3.4
Bring someone's attention back from daydreaming
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How Present
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Etymology
The word remember comes from the parts re- meaning 'again' and memor meaning 'mindful', like the word memory. So when you are told to remember an appointment, it means keep it in your mind now so you will pay attention to it later.