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remembrance, remembered, rememberer
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Словосочетания
give me something to remember you by — подарите мне что-нибудь на память
remember me to — передайте привет; передай
remember who you are! — вспомни, кто ты такой!
boy! Do I remember him! — помню ли я его? Ещё бы!
I can’t remember his name — я не могу вспомнить его имени
remember me kindly to them — пожалуйста, передайте им привет от меня
remember me to your father — передайте от меня привет вашему отцу
to remember smb. in one’s will — не забыть кого-л. в своём завещании, завещать кому-л. что-л.
to remember smb. in one’s prayers — помянуть кого-л. в молитвах
I shall remember it to my dying day — я буду помнить это до своего смертного часа; ≅ умирать буду, а об этом вспомню
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Автоматический перевод
помнить тебя, помнить вас, тебя помнить, вас помнить, вспомнить вас, запомнить вас, помнить о вас
Перевод по словам
remember — запомнить, помнить, помниться, вспоминать, воспоминание
you — вы, вам, вами, вас, ты, тебя, тебе, тобой
Примеры
Do you remember your first kiss?
Помните ли вы свой первый поцелуй?
I remember you two couldn’t stand each other at first!
Помнится, поначалу вы оба терпеть не могли друг друга!
I remember you were a bundle of nerves on your wedding day.
Помнится, в день вашей свадьбы вы очень нервничали.
I remember how they fought.
Я помню, как они дрались.
I remember my first real job.
Я помню /вспоминаю/ свою первую настоящую работу.
He remembered her in his will.
Он упомянул её в завещании.
I remember his youthful bravado.
Я помню его юношескую браваду.
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But remember that we do not beseech, we demand!
Did you remember to post the card to my parents?
She remembered her ineffectual efforts to comfort him.
Pretending he doesn’t remember is an old trick of his.
‘I don’t remember how I managed the chain and the key.
He felt a glow as he remembered the day they first met.
I remember my first day of school like it was yesterday.
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rememberverb
Synonyms:
reminisce, recall -
rememberverb
To recall from one’s memory; to have an image in one’s memory.
Synonyms:
recall, reminisce -
rememberverb
To memorize; to put something into memory.
Please remember this formula!
Synonyms:
reminisce, recall -
rememberverb
To not forget (to do something required)
Remember to lock the door when you go out.
Synonyms:
reminisce, recall -
rememberverb
To convey greetings.
Please remember me to your brother.
Synonyms:
reminisce, recall -
rememberverb
To put in mind; to remind (also used reflexively)
Synonyms:
reminisce, recall -
rememberverb
To engage in the process of recalling memories.
You don’t have to remind him, he remembers very well.
Synonyms:
reminisce, recall
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remember
Synonyms:
despair of, distrust, doubt, doubt, dread, fear, recall, recollectAntonyms:
anticipate, apprehend, expect, forecast, foretaste, hope, look forward to
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remember, retrieve, recall, call back, call up, recollect, thinkverb
recall knowledge from memory; have a recollection
«I can’t remember saying any such thing»; «I can’t think what her last name was»; «can you remember her phone number?»; «Do you remember that he once loved you?»; «call up memories»
Synonyms:
recover, cerebrate, suppose, mean, reckon, commemorate, mobilize, phone, return, recollect, find, retrieve, call in, rally, hark back, call up, echo, guess, come back, call, think, intend, conceive, opine, bring forward, imagine, recall, mobilise, commend, believe, call back, think back, think of, ring, consider, cogitate, withdraw, regain, telephoneAntonyms:
block, blank out, draw a blank, forget, bury -
remember, think ofverb
keep in mind for attention or consideration
«Remember the Alamo»; «Remember to call your mother every day!»; «Think of the starving children in India!»
Synonyms:
recall, call back, dream up, entertain, recollect, flirt with, mean, retrieve, look upon, think about, call up, repute, esteem, hatch, think up, concoct, look on, have in mind, regard as, think, commemorate, toy with, commend, think of, take to be, think backAntonyms:
bury, draw a blank, blank out, forget, block -
remember, think backverb
recapture the past; indulge in memories
«he remembered how he used to pick flowers»
Synonyms:
retrieve, call up, commend, recollect, think back, call back, recall, think, commemorate, think ofAntonyms:
draw a blank, forget, blank out, bury, block -
rememberverb
show appreciation to
«He remembered her in his will»
Synonyms:
retrieve, call up, commend, recollect, think back, call back, recall, think, commemorate, think ofAntonyms:
block, draw a blank, bury, forget, blank out -
rememberverb
mention favorably, as in prayer
«remember me in your prayers»
Synonyms:
retrieve, call up, commend, recollect, think back, call back, recall, think, commemorate, think ofAntonyms:
block, bury, forget, blank out, draw a blank -
commend, rememberverb
mention as by way of greeting or to indicate friendship
«Remember me to your wife»
Synonyms:
retrieve, call up, think back, commemorate, commend, recollect, recommend, call back, recall, think, think ofAntonyms:
draw a blank, bury, block, forget, blank out -
rememberverb
exercise, or have the power of, memory
«After the shelling, many people lost the ability to remember»; «some remember better than others»
Synonyms:
retrieve, call up, commend, recollect, think back, call back, recall, think, commemorate, think ofAntonyms:
block, bury, forget, draw a blank, blank out -
commemorate, rememberverb
call to remembrance; keep alive the memory of someone or something, as in a ceremony
«We remembered the 50th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz»; «Remember the dead of the First World War»
Synonyms:
recall, call back, recollect, immortalise, retrieve, record, mark, immortalize, memorialise, memorialize, think, commemorate, call up, commend, think of, think backAntonyms:
bury, forget, blank out, draw a blank, block
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recollection
to remember something ; recollect
the recollection of the accident brought tears to my eyes.
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rememberverb
Synonyms:
recall (easily), RECOLLECT, call to mind, call up, call to remembrance, have at one’s fingers’ ends, know by heart -
rememberverb
Synonyms:
retain, bear in mind, keep in mind, bear in memory, preserve the memory of, treasure in the memory, tax the memory with
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List of paraphrases for «remember»:
recall, remind, forget, rememberany, remembereverything, recollect, remembering, rember, remember-, commemorate
How to pronounce remember?
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Steve Watkins:
What happened was that there was a 7.8 magnitude earthquake, we found ourselves — I was at 19,000 feet. We lived. There were several other fatalities. I exchanged compliments with another climber who doesn’t remember the nature of that compliment being the same as I quoted. I said sorry, I took it down.
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Heather Lydia Thornhill:
If I stop loving you because my wisdom leads me astray, remember the love we shared of every love filled day.
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Donald Trump:
These are people that have to be in institutions for help, I’m not talking about as a form of a prison, I’m saying for help and I think it’s something we have to really look at, the whole concept of mental institutions, i remember growing up we had mental institutions, then they were closed — in New York, I’m talking about — they were, many of them closed. A lot of them were closed and all of those people were put out on the street.
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James Gahan:
One of Jimmy’s friends heard about what happened at the club, he went to get more information. I remember I sat in the dark just in total shock, just waiting for anything that I could get. Nobody knew where Jimmy was. At around five o’clock, we then received a notice for family members to go to some hotel that was now a command center set up by the governor. We pretty much knew at that point it was just going to be a question of identification.
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Lasamoa Cross:
I remember panicking real bad.
Translations for remember
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- استذكر, تذكرArabic
- xatırlamaqAzerbaijani
- помніць, памятаць, памянуць, памінацьBelarusian
- помняBulgarian
- মনে রাখাBengali
- དྲནTibetan Standard
- recordar, rememorarCatalan, Valencian
- ricurdàCorsican
- pamatovat, zapamatovatCzech
- cofioWelsh
- erindreDanish
- erinnern, merkenGerman
- θυμάμαιGreek
- memoriEsperanto
- darse recuerdos, acordar, recordar, memorizar, retenerSpanish
- mäletamaEstonian
- به یاد داشتن, یاد کردن, به یاد آوردن, یاد آمدنPersian
- muistaa, painaaFinnish
- minnastFaroese
- retenir, se remémorer, se souvenir, se rappeler, rappelerFrench
- is cuimhin leIrish
- cuimhnich, bi cuimhne aig, meòraichScottish Gaelic
- lembrarGalician
- נזכר, זכרHebrew
- याद करनाHindi
- emlékezik, emlékszikHungarian
- հիշել, մտապահելArmenian
- memorarInterlingua
- ingatIndonesian
- munaIcelandic
- rimembrare, rammemorare, rammentare, ricordareItalian
- זוכרHebrew
- 思い出す, 確認する, 覚える, よろしく伝える, 記憶するJapanese
- elingJavanese
- ზეპირად დასწავლა, დაზეპირება, დამახსოვრება, ხსოვნა, მოკითხვის გადაცემაGeorgian
- есте сақтау, еске алуKazakh
- ចាំKhmer
- 기억하다Korean
- هێنانه یاد, لهبیربوونKurdish
- унутпоо, эсте тутууKyrgyz
- recordor, memoror, teneo, meminisse, reminiscor, edisco, mementoLatin
- ຈື່ຈຳLao
- prisimintiLithuanian
- iegaumēt, atcerēties, atminētiesLatvian
- сеќаваMacedonian
- санахMongolian
- आठवणेMarathi
- မှတ်Burmese
- huskeNorwegian
- onthouden, gedenken, herinneren, zich herinnerenDutch
- remembrarOccitan
- zapamiętać, pamiętaćPolish
- recordar-se, lembrar-se, decorar, memorizar, lembrarPortuguese
- yuyayQuechua
- aminti, tine minteRomanian
- не забывать, помнить, не забыть, вспоминать, напоминать, запоминать, вспомнить, запомнитьRussian
- sjećati, сјећати, sećati, сећатиSerbo-Croatian
- pamätať, spomenúť, zapamätať siSlovak
- zapomniti si, spomniti seSlovene
- kujtojAlbanian
- minnas, komma ihåg, memoreraSwedish
- நினைவில்Tamil
- గుర్తుండుTelugu
- дар хотир доштан, ба ёд оварданTajik
- จำได้, จำ, จดจำ, จำไว้Thai
- ýaada salmak, ýatlamakTurkmen
- alalahanin, tandaanTagalog
- öğrenmek, bellemek, anımsamak, hatırlamakTurkish
- пам’ятатиUkrainian
- یاد کرناUrdu
- yodda tutmoq, eslamoqUzbek
- nhớ, thuộc lòng, thuộcVietnamese
- si rmimbrer, si rapler, si rsovni, si sovniWalloon
- געדענקעןYiddish
- 记得Chinese
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Are we missing a good synonym for remember?
How is the word remember distinct from other similar verbs?
Some common synonyms of remember are recall, recollect, remind, and reminisce. While all these words mean «to bring an image or idea from the past into the mind,» remember implies a keeping in memory that may be effortless or unwilled.
remembers that day as though it were yesterday
When would recall be a good substitute for remember?
The synonyms recall and remember are sometimes interchangeable, but recall suggests an effort to bring back to mind and often to re-create in speech.
can’t recall the words of the song
When can recollect be used instead of remember?
The words recollect and remember can be used in similar contexts, but recollect implies a bringing back to mind what is lost or scattered.
as near as I can recollect
When could remind be used to replace remember?
Although the words remind and remember have much in common, remind suggests a jogging of one’s memory by an association or similarity.
that reminds me of a story
In what contexts can reminisce take the place of remember?
While in some cases nearly identical to remember, reminisce implies a casual often nostalgic recalling of experiences long past and gone.
old college friends like to reminisce
What is another word for remember?
847 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ ɹɪmˈɛmbə], [ ɹɪmˈɛmbə], [ ɹ_ɪ_m_ˈɛ_m_b_ə]
Table of Contents
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adj.
• Other relevant words: (adjective)
- memorial.
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n.
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- stick to,
- fulfill,
- honor,
- hold to,
- come through,
- keep your word,
- mind.
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- be noted for,
- have the world at your feet,
- be/become (a) legend,
- need no introduction,
- be a household name/word.
• bear in mind (noun)
- bear.
• call-back (noun)
- call-back.
• call up (noun)
- call up.
• commend (noun)
- commend.
• remember (noun)
- reward,
- think,
- retrieve.
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v.
• bear in mind (verb)
- be-ware,
- be wared,
- be-wared,
- to remembers,
- are aware of,
- be ware,
- wast mindful of,
- be-waring,
- to remembering,
- re-membered,
- art cognizant of,
- wert cognizant of,
- bear mind,
- were aware of,
- is mindful of,
- be-wares,
- to remembered,
- re member,
- am cognizant of,
- being cognizant of,
- re-members,
- wast aware of,
- am aware of,
- art mindful of,
- was cognizant of,
- were mindful of,
- wert aware of,
- be waring,
- re membered,
- wert mindful of,
- being mindful of,
- re members,
- was mindful of,
- were cognizant of,
- be wares,
- re-member,
- is cognizant of,
- is aware of,
- art aware of,
- wast cognizant of,
- are cognizant of.
• bethink (verb)
- de liberates,
- de-vise,
- be think,
- be-thinking,
- de vised,
- de liberate,
- de-liberating,
- be thought,
- de-liberate,
- de vising,
- be-thinks,
- de liberated,
- be-think,
- de vise,
- be thinking,
- de-vised,
- be thinks,
- de-vising,
- de-liberates,
- be-thought,
- de-liberated,
- de liberating.
• call to mind (verb)
- digging in to past,
- digged in to the past,
- digged in to past,
- digged into past,
- hath memories,
- having memories,
- dug in to past,
- dig in to past,
- hast memories,
- dug in to the past,
- hadst memories,
- digs into past,
- call mind,
- haddest memories,
- digging into the past,
- dug into past,
- dug into the past,
- digs in to the past,
- dig into past,
- digged into the past,
- digs into the past,
- digging into past,
- digs in to past,
- had memories,
- has memories,
- digging in to the past,
- dig in to the past.
• cite (verb)
- got down brass tacks,
- illustrated with,
- pre-sents,
- re-peats,
- ex tracts,
- in-stances,
- re hearse,
- gave as example,
- re citing,
- ex-tract,
- appeals to,
- get down brass tacks,
- re counts,
- re-counts,
- getting down brass tacks,
- pre-sent,
- alludes to,
- in stances,
- re-counted,
- in stance,
- ex-tracts,
- pre sent,
- re-peat,
- illustrating with,
- gotten down brass tacks,
- appealing to,
- in-stance,
- re counted,
- gets down brass tacks,
- getting down to brass tacks,
- re-hearses,
- re-counting,
- re-cited,
- re counting,
- re peats,
- gives as example,
- re-citing,
- re cited,
- gat down brass tacks,
- re-cites,
- refers to,
- ex tract,
- gets down to brass tacks,
- giving as example,
- re hearses,
- re-cite,
- gotten down to brass tacks,
- alluding to,
- re peat,
- re cites,
- re-hearse,
- re cite,
- gat down to brass tacks,
- illustrates with,
- got down to brass tacks.
• cognition (verb)
- remember.
• commemorate (verb)
- monumentalizing,
- monumenting,
- pays tribute to,
- monumentalizes,
- paying tribute to,
- paid tribute to,
- monumented,
- payed tribute to,
- monumentalized.
• conjure up (verb)
- produces as by magic,
- re calling,
- re collect,
- re-collects,
- re-calling,
- re-calls,
- producing as by magic,
- re collected,
- produced as by magic,
- re-call,
- re call,
- re-collecting,
- re calls,
- re collects,
- re-collected,
- re collecting,
- re-called.
• consider (verb)
- holding opinion,
- looking upon,
- holding an opinion,
- be-lieve,
- thinks of,
- keeping view,
- looks up on,
- kept view,
- holds an opinion,
- look up on,
- re-spect,
- kept in view,
- keep view,
- looking up on,
- takes into account,
- makes allowance for,
- reckoned with,
- looks upon,
- keeps view,
- re spect,
- held opinion,
- taking for,
- keeping in view,
- reckoning with,
- keeps in view,
- re-spects,
- reckons with,
- took for,
- takes for,
- be lieve,
- take in to account,
- hold opinion,
- made allowance for,
- holds opinion,
- re spects,
- looked up on.
• keep in mind; summon into mind (verb)
- memorialize,
- enshrine,
- retrospect,
- strike a note,
- get,
- fix in the mind,
- refresh memory,
- know by heart,
- go back,
- memorize,
- hold dear,
- relive,
- elicit,
- dwell upon,
- recall,
- brood over,
- keep forever,
- educe,
- recollect,
- treasure,
- remind,
- nail down,
- extract,
- revoke.
• place (verb)
- determinated,
- set context,
- de terminating,
- de-terminate,
- put one finger on,
- de-terminated,
- determinating,
- putting finger on,
- sets context,
- put ones finger on,
- de-terminating,
- de terminates,
- puts one finger on,
- setting context,
- putting one’s finger on,
- de terminate,
- puts one’s finger on,
- putting ones finger on,
- de terminated,
- de-terminates,
- putting one finger on,
- puts ones finger on,
- sets in context,
- puts finger on,
- figures out,
- setting in context.
• recapture (verb)
- re covering,
- re-takes,
- re-claimed,
- re takes,
- re-taken,
- re-covering,
- re take,
- reexperiences,
- re experiences,
- re-capturing,
- re experienced,
- re-captured,
- re-taking,
- re taken,
- re cover,
- re experience,
- re claims,
- re captures,
- re-capture,
- re-took,
- re captured,
- re capture,
- re-covered,
- re covered,
- re claim,
- re claiming,
- re-experienced,
- re experiencing,
- re-experiences,
- re-covers,
- re-take,
- re took,
- re-experience,
- re taking,
- re-captures,
- re claimed,
- re capturing.
• recognize (verb)
- re mark,
- rang bell,
- re cognizes,
- diagnosticated,
- re-cognizing,
- re-marked,
- ring bell,
- are familiar,
- re-marking,
- re-cognizes,
- ringing bell,
- buttons down,
- flashes on,
- knew again,
- re-marks,
- am familiar,
- re marked,
- re marking,
- flashed on,
- re marks,
- buttoning down,
- re cognize,
- re cognized,
- were familiar,
- ringed a bell,
- buttoned down,
- wast familiar,
- rings bell,
- ringed bell,
- wert familiar,
- flashing on,
- re-cognized,
- was familiar,
- rings a bell,
- rang a bell,
- re-cognize,
- knowing again,
- knows again,
- is familiar,
- ringing a bell,
- being familiar,
- re cognizing.
• remember (verb)
- reflect.
• remind (verb)
- jogged one’s memory,
- makes remember,
- jogs ones memory,
- makes one remember,
- makes think,
- jogging ones memory,
- retrospected,
- making remember,
- jog one memory,
- jog ones memory,
- refreshing memory,
- bring mind,
- brings to mind,
- putting in mind,
- called attention,
- make remember,
- jogged memory,
- re-minding,
- gave a cue,
- make think,
- makes one think,
- jogging memory,
- bringing mind,
- retrospecting,
- re minds,
- made one remember,
- re minded,
- calling attention,
- refreshed memory,
- retro-spect,
- brought mind,
- giving a cue,
- putting mind,
- re-mind,
- brought back to,
- made one think,
- jogged ones memory,
- making one remember,
- re-minded,
- giving cue,
- brings mind,
- jogs one memory,
- made remember,
- retro-spects,
- bringing back to,
- re minding,
- gives cue,
- jogged one memory,
- gave cue,
- give cue,
- retro spects,
- refreshes memory,
- jogs memory,
- gives a cue,
- put mind,
- making think,
- retro spect,
- jogs one’s memory,
- re-minds,
- puts in mind,
- calls attention,
- puts mind,
- making one think,
- jogging one’s memory,
- re mind,
- jogging one memory,
- made think,
- brings back to.
• reminisce (verb)
- lived in the past,
- lived in past,
- harked back,
- harking back,
- looked back,
- looks back,
- living in the past,
- lived the past,
- live the past,
- living the past,
- lives past,
- muses over,
- musing over,
- lived past,
- harks back,
- lives the past,
- living in past,
- lives in the past,
- mused over,
- live in past,
- lives in past,
- live past,
- living past.
• retain (verb)
- keeps in mind,
- with holding,
- pre-serves,
- re-tain,
- de-tain,
- pre serves,
- re straining,
- hands onto,
- re served,
- de-tains,
- de tain,
- held fast,
- re strained,
- re-strain,
- keep mind,
- pre-served,
- kept in mind,
- pre serve,
- re-serves,
- with holds,
- handed onto,
- pre serving,
- re-strains,
- kept possession,
- keeps possession,
- clung to,
- pre served,
- re serving,
- holding fast,
- keeping in mind,
- re-straining,
- re-serving,
- re-serve,
- re strain,
- re tains,
- keeping mind,
- with-holds,
- pre-serving,
- handing onto,
- re-served,
- re-tains,
- de tains,
- holds fast,
- keeping possession,
- re strains,
- with-hold,
- with hold,
- clinging to,
- re tain,
- re serve,
- re-strained,
- with-held,
- with held,
- kept mind,
- keeps mind.
• review (verb)
- re hashing,
- re capped,
- takes a different look,
- checks thoroughly,
- re visited,
- re caps,
- hashes over,
- re-considers,
- re thought,
- re vised,
- taking different look,
- re assesses,
- re viewing,
- looks at again,
- run flagpole,
- checked thoroughly,
- re hashed,
- take different look,
- thinks over,
- re assessed,
- re hash,
- looked again,
- looking at again,
- re hashes,
- re think,
- re-capped,
- taking another look,
- re capitulate,
- re examine,
- re-vised,
- re visiting,
- re-visited,
- de-briefs,
- re thinking,
- re considered,
- checking thoroughly,
- re-viewed,
- took a different look,
- re-thought,
- re consider,
- re cap,
- re evaluate,
- hashing over,
- re vising,
- running up flagpole,
- takes another look,
- looking again,
- re considers,
- re-vise,
- take a different look,
- polishes up,
- de briefing,
- re-considered,
- re considering,
- re capping,
- took another look,
- re-assessed,
- de-briefing,
- looking back on,
- re-visits,
- looks back on,
- looked back on,
- taking a different look,
- re-assesses,
- re-consider,
- re-think,
- takes different look,
- hashed over,
- summoning up,
- re examines,
- re assessing,
- re examined,
- de-briefed,
- runs flagpole,
- re-visiting,
- summons up,
- re-hashes,
- re thinks,
- looks again,
- re-capping,
- re assess,
- re-view,
- re-assessing,
- ran flagpole,
- ran up flagpole,
- re views,
- re-views,
- re capitulating,
- re-viewing,
- re-hashing,
- re view,
- re-capitulated,
- re capitulated,
- runs over,
- re-capitulates,
- de brief,
- re examining,
- re-evaluates,
- re vise,
- re-hash,
- runs up flagpole,
- re evaluating,
- re-capitulate,
- re capitulates,
- running flagpole,
- polishing up,
- re-caps,
- summoned up,
- re evaluates,
- re-considering,
- re viewed,
- de-brief,
- re visits,
- re evaluated,
- re-visit,
- de briefs,
- reflecting on,
- polished up,
- de briefed,
- re visit,
- took different look,
- re-vising,
- re-thinks,
- re-assess,
- reflects on,
- re-thinking.
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Other synonyms:
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•
- keepsake,
- toast,
- inscribe,
- reminder,
- commemorative,
- souvenir,
- memento,
- clock,
- schedule,
- commemoration,
- hark back to,
- dredge up,
- catalog,
- roster,
- stick by,
- oblivious,
- recollection,
- perpetuate,
- reminiscence.
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•
- insert,
- book,
- monument,
- write,
- observance,
- remembrance,
- engross,
- forgetful,
- scribe,
- trophy,
- memory,
- register,
- learn,
- cherish,
- live with.
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•
- retain,
- celebrate,
- celebration,
- pledge,
- list,
- enroll.
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•
- post,
- token,
- harbor.
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•
- drink.
-
•
- revive,
- store.
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•
- program,
- take in.
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•
- enter.
-
•
- deliver.
-
•
- fix,
- meet.
-
•
- keep.
-
•
- hold.
• bear in mind
- to remember,
- be aware of,
- be cognizant of,
- be mindful of,
- was aware of,
- being aware of.
• call-back
- call back.
• conjure up
- Re-collect,
- produce as by magic,
- evoked.
• observe
- observed,
- Reverencing.
• Other relevant words:
- think over,
- re-examine,
- live in the past,
- look back on,
- make allowance for,
- references,
- monuments,
- re-evaluated,
- illustrate with,
- dig into the past,
- tabbing,
- think back,
- appealed to,
- re-evaluate,
- thought of,
- conjure up,
- reference,
- diagnosticating,
- button down,
- setting down,
- recognize,
- sets down,
- pointing out,
- reassesses,
- bethink,
- Diagnosticate,
- check thoroughly,
- look again,
- take for,
- thinking over,
- referring to,
- call to mind,
- reassessed,
- reassessing,
- polish up,
- Numbered,
- give as example,
- run over,
- referred to,
- reflect on,
- rethink,
- take another look,
- appeal to,
- spelled out,
- Extracting,
- exemplifies,
- mention,
- look at again,
- commemorate,
- looked at again,
- Re-mark,
- run up flagpole,
- reckon with,
- spell out,
- tabbed,
- get down to brass tacks,
- summon up,
- recapping,
- re-examined,
- cite,
- evidence,
- be familiar,
- RE-CAP,
- cared for,
- enumerate,
- ran over,
- making allowance for,
- running over,
- cares for,
- looked upon,
- re-examines,
- look upon,
- keep in view,
- reflects,
- reflected on,
- hark back,
- referencing,
- think of,
- care for,
- hold an opinion,
- Immortalized,
- look back,
- have memories,
- reassess,
- ring a bell,
- reminisce,
- alluded to,
- pay tribute to,
- looking back,
- allude to,
- set down,
- review,
- diagnosticates,
- consider,
- refer to,
- held an opinion,
- muse over,
- bear in mind,
- thinking of,
- thought over,
- solemnize,
- flash on,
- recapped,
- monumentalize,
- pointed out,
- re-evaluating,
- referenced,
- observe,
- know again,
- place,
- re-examining,
- hash over.
• place
- set in context,
- figure out,
- determinates,
- put one’s finger on,
- put finger on,
- figured out.
• recapture
- reexperiencing,
- re-experiencing,
- retake,
- reexperienced,
- re-cover,
- Reexperience.
• regain
- recapture.
• remind
- brought to mind,
- stirs up,
- bring to mind,
- called up,
- calling up,
- stirred up,
- put in mind,
- bringing to mind,
- jog memory,
- bring back to,
- make one think,
- make one remember,
- calls up,
- give a cue,
- stirring up,
- stir up,
- call attention,
- jog one’s memory.
• retain
- hand onto,
- clings to,
- hold fast,
- cling to,
- keep in mind,
- keep possession,
- Husbanding,
- Husbanded.
How to use «Remember» in context?
From the time we are born, memories are constantly flooding our minds like a never-ending stream. We remember what we have seen, heard, and felt. And as we get older, those memories are often embellished with additional details and stories.
However, even though memories come in all shapes and sizes, they are all linked by one overriding commonality- they are all a part of our lives. They remind us of the people, places, and things that have mattered to us. And they help us to connect with those memories in the present, which can make them even more special.
Paraphrases for Remember:
Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
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Equivalence
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Verb, base form
reminisce.
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Verb, base form
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Independent
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Proper noun, singular
angels.
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Noun, singular or mass
remembrance.
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Verb, non-3rd person singular present
consider, recognize, reiterate, remind, won, Forgot, AM, remembereverything, rememberany.
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Verb, base form
consider, emphasise, ignore, memorise, overlook, playing, reaffirm, recognize, reiterate, remembrance, remind, Forgetting, Forgot.
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Proper noun, singular
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Other Related
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Proper noun, singular
remembers.
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Proper noun, singular
Homophones for Remember:
- rowanberry, romper, remover, raw umber, run for, run over, roman empire, roman emperor.
Hyponym for Remember:
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v.
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cognition
link up, colligate, connect, relate, associate, tie in, link.
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communication
refer, advert, bring up, name, mention, cite.
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possession
leave, will, bequeath.
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cognition
- commemorate
- get
- learn
- look back
- recall
- recognize
- relive
- remind
- bethink
- cite
- educe
- elicit
- enshrine
- extract
- memorialize
- memorize
- mind
- recollect
- reminisce
- retain
- retrospect
- revive
- revoke
- treasure
- bear in mind
- brood over
- call to mind
- call up
- conjure up
- dig into the past
- dwell upon
- fix in the mind
- flash on
- go back
- have memories
- hold dear
- keep forever
- know by heart
- nail down
- refresh memory
- ring a bell
- strike a note
- summon up
- think back
On this page you’ll find 76 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to remember, such as: commemorate, get, learn, look back, recall, and recognize.
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How to use remember in a sentence
There is no end to 2020 that will lead us to remember it as a great year, but when an entire year can be compared to a colonoscopy, a couple months of “not so bad” could do us all a lot of good.
HOW 2020 IS LIKE A COLONOSCOPYJAKEMETHSEPTEMBER 10, 2020FORTUNE
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WORDS RELATED TO REMEMBER
- be aware of
- be cognizant of
- be mindful of
- beware
- call to mind
- consider
- heed
- mind
- note
- remember
- to remember
- be aware of
- be cognizant of
- be mindful of
- beware
- call to mind
- consider
- heed
- mind
- note
- remember
- to remember
- be aware of
- be cognizant of
- be mindful of
- beware
- call to mind
- consider
- heed
- mind
- note
- remember
- to remember
- being aware of
- being cognizant of
- being mindful of
- bewaring
- calling to minding
- considering
- heeding
- minding
- noting
- remembering
- to remembering
- deliberate
- devise
- mind
- recall
- recollect
- reflect
- remember
- reminisce
- bewared
- called to minded
- considered
- heeded
- minded
- noted
- remembered
- to remembered
- was aware of
- was cognizant of
- was mindful of
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