Definition of remind in English:

remind

verb rɪˈmʌɪndrəˈmaɪnd

[with object]

1Cause (someone) to remember someone or something.
he would have forgotten my birthday if you hadn't reminded him
with object and direct speech ‘You had an accident,’ he reminded her
Example sentencesExamples
- Occasionally the guitar figure skips a note, reminding us she is actually playing this.
- If you do, your wife will remind you daily for the next six years.
- Both Isabella Rosellini and Marilyn Monroe began as models, she reminds me.
- On the other hand, I cannot feel too bitter about an occasion that reminds me that my birthday is the next day.
- Normally she reminds me by circling the date in red on her desk calendar and angling it so that I can't help but see it.
- I can't even begin to do it justice except to say that it reminds me why I fell in love with animation in the first place.
- I was able to remind myself of these cases by reading the notes on the previous evening.
- Healthcare professionals can address the psychological needs by having patients remind themselves daily why they are quitting smoking.
- I pushed through by reminding myself that when this project was finished, it would all be worth it.
- The Judge properly reminded the jury of the suggested motive for lying.
- And remind me sometime to write about accessibility of information online.
- She left a quick note reminding her father not to forget his meeting in the morning and went on her way.
Synonyms
jog someone's memory, refresh someone's memory, help someone remember, cause someone to remember
prompt, nudge, give someone a cue
1. 1.1remind someone of Cause someone to think of (something) because of a resemblance.
  his impassive, fierce stare reminded her of an owl
  Example sentencesExamples
  The series reminds me a lot of Cardiac Arrest, this programme that used to be on BBC One in the mid-90s.
  The way he would hold a note reminded me at the time of David Bowie, though that now seems wide of the mark.
  He reminds me rather of Christopher Hitchens, and that's high praise indeed.
  It reminds me a little too much of the leisure suit, a fashion faux pas we don't need to revisit.
  We gave them the album… actually they were one of the first to say it reminds them of '80s new wave.
  The floor resembled an empty floor of a warehouse, and John was reminded of where he'd woken up the day before.
  The voice reminds me of the technician that had prepared me for the drop.
  Synonyms
  make one think of, cause one to remember, put one in mind of, take one back to, bring/call to mind, awake one's memories of, evoke, call up, conjure up, summon up
2Cause (someone) to fulfil an obligation or to take note of something.
with object and clause the barman reminded them that singing was not permitted
with object and infinitive she reminded me to be respectful
Example sentencesExamples
- The public were reminded to keep to marked footpaths, keep dogs on leads around livestock and close gates.
- Encourage courtesy by reminding children to say please and thank you to those who serve or help them.
- He will need to be reminded that his duty is to assist the court rather than Sarah.
- Members are reminded to bring their competition entries with them for the meeting.
- These poles and trees are to remind the heir that it is his obligation to care for the orphans.
- All members are reminded to bring something for the supper and also a little gift.
- All catering staff have been reminded of the importance of adhering to these procedures.
- With the lambing season now under way dog owners are reminded to keep their dogs under control.
- They were all reminded what the real point of the evening was.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from re- 'again' + the verb mind, probably suggested by obsolete rememorate, in the same sense.

Definition of remind in US English:

remind

verbrəˈmīndrəˈmaɪnd

[with object]

1Cause (someone) to remember someone or something.
he would have forgotten the boy's birthday if you hadn't reminded him
with object and direct speech “You had an accident,” he reminded her
Example sentencesExamples
- Occasionally the guitar figure skips a note, reminding us she is actually playing this.
- The Judge properly reminded the jury of the suggested motive for lying.
- If you do, your wife will remind you daily for the next six years.
- Normally she reminds me by circling the date in red on her desk calendar and angling it so that I can't help but see it.
- She left a quick note reminding her father not to forget his meeting in the morning and went on her way.
- I was able to remind myself of these cases by reading the notes on the previous evening.
- And remind me sometime to write about accessibility of information online.
- I pushed through by reminding myself that when this project was finished, it would all be worth it.
- Both Isabella Rosellini and Marilyn Monroe began as models, she reminds me.
- Healthcare professionals can address the psychological needs by having patients remind themselves daily why they are quitting smoking.
- I can't even begin to do it justice except to say that it reminds me why I fell in love with animation in the first place.
- On the other hand, I cannot feel too bitter about an occasion that reminds me that my birthday is the next day.
Synonyms
jog someone's memory, refresh someone's memory, help someone remember, cause someone to remember
1. 1.1remind someone of Cause someone to think of (something) because of a resemblance or likeness.
  his impassive, fierce stare reminded her of an owl
  Example sentencesExamples
  He reminds me rather of Christopher Hitchens, and that's high praise indeed.
  We gave them the album… actually they were one of the first to say it reminds them of '80s new wave.
  The voice reminds me of the technician that had prepared me for the drop.
  The floor resembled an empty floor of a warehouse, and John was reminded of where he'd woken up the day before.
  The series reminds me a lot of Cardiac Arrest, this programme that used to be on BBC One in the mid-90s.
  It reminds me a little too much of the leisure suit, a fashion faux pas we don't need to revisit.
  The way he would hold a note reminded me at the time of David Bowie, though that now seems wide of the mark.
  Synonyms
  make one think of, cause one to remember, put one in mind of, take one back to, bring to mind, call to mind, awake one's memories of, evoke, call up, conjure up, summon up
2. 1.2 Bring something, especially a commitment or necessary course of action, to the attention of (someone)
  with object and clause the bartender reminded them that singing was not permitted
  with object and infinitive she reminded me to be respectful
  Example sentencesExamples
  With the lambing season now under way dog owners are reminded to keep their dogs under control.
  These poles and trees are to remind the heir that it is his obligation to care for the orphans.
  Members are reminded to bring their competition entries with them for the meeting.
  They were all reminded what the real point of the evening was.
  The public were reminded to keep to marked footpaths, keep dogs on leads around livestock and close gates.
  All catering staff have been reminded of the importance of adhering to these procedures.
  Encourage courtesy by reminding children to say please and thank you to those who serve or help them.
  He will need to be reminded that his duty is to assist the court rather than Sarah.
  All members are reminded to bring something for the supper and also a little gift.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from re- ‘again’ + the verb mind, probably suggested by obsolete rememorate, in the same sense.

单词	remind
释义	Definition of remind in English: remind verb rɪˈmʌɪndrəˈmaɪnd [with object] 1Cause (someone) to remember someone or something. he would have forgotten my birthday if you hadn't reminded him with object and direct speech ‘You had an accident,’ he reminded her Example sentencesExamples Occasionally the guitar figure skips a note, reminding us she is actually playing this. If you do, your wife will remind you daily for the next six years. Both Isabella Rosellini and Marilyn Monroe began as models, she reminds me. On the other hand, I cannot feel too bitter about an occasion that reminds me that my birthday is the next day. Normally she reminds me by circling the date in red on her desk calendar and angling it so that I can't help but see it. I can't even begin to do it justice except to say that it reminds me why I fell in love with animation in the first place. I was able to remind myself of these cases by reading the notes on the previous evening. Healthcare professionals can address the psychological needs by having patients remind themselves daily why they are quitting smoking. I pushed through by reminding myself that when this project was finished, it would all be worth it. The Judge properly reminded the jury of the suggested motive for lying. And remind me sometime to write about accessibility of information online. She left a quick note reminding her father not to forget his meeting in the morning and went on her way. Synonyms jog someone's memory, refresh someone's memory, help someone remember, cause someone to remember prompt, nudge, give someone a cue 1.1remind someone of Cause someone to think of (something) because of a resemblance. his impassive, fierce stare reminded her of an owl Example sentencesExamples The series reminds me a lot of Cardiac Arrest, this programme that used to be on BBC One in the mid-90s. The way he would hold a note reminded me at the time of David Bowie, though that now seems wide of the mark. He reminds me rather of Christopher Hitchens, and that's high praise indeed. It reminds me a little too much of the leisure suit, a fashion faux pas we don't need to revisit. We gave them the album… actually they were one of the first to say it reminds them of '80s new wave. The floor resembled an empty floor of a warehouse, and John was reminded of where he'd woken up the day before. The voice reminds me of the technician that had prepared me for the drop. Synonyms make one think of, cause one to remember, put one in mind of, take one back to, bring/call to mind, awake one's memories of, evoke, call up, conjure up, summon up 2Cause (someone) to fulfil an obligation or to take note of something. with object and clause the barman reminded them that singing was not permitted with object and infinitive she reminded me to be respectful Example sentencesExamples The public were reminded to keep to marked footpaths, keep dogs on leads around livestock and close gates. Encourage courtesy by reminding children to say please and thank you to those who serve or help them. He will need to be reminded that his duty is to assist the court rather than Sarah. Members are reminded to bring their competition entries with them for the meeting. These poles and trees are to remind the heir that it is his obligation to care for the orphans. All members are reminded to bring something for the supper and also a little gift. All catering staff have been reminded of the importance of adhering to these procedures. With the lambing season now under way dog owners are reminded to keep their dogs under control. They were all reminded what the real point of the evening was. Origin Mid 17th century: from re- 'again' + the verb mind, probably suggested by obsolete rememorate, in the same sense. Definition of remind in US English: remind verbrəˈmīndrəˈmaɪnd [with object] 1Cause (someone) to remember someone or something. he would have forgotten the boy's birthday if you hadn't reminded him with object and direct speech “You had an accident,” he reminded her Example sentencesExamples Occasionally the guitar figure skips a note, reminding us she is actually playing this. The Judge properly reminded the jury of the suggested motive for lying. If you do, your wife will remind you daily for the next six years. Normally she reminds me by circling the date in red on her desk calendar and angling it so that I can't help but see it. She left a quick note reminding her father not to forget his meeting in the morning and went on her way. I was able to remind myself of these cases by reading the notes on the previous evening. And remind me sometime to write about accessibility of information online. I pushed through by reminding myself that when this project was finished, it would all be worth it. Both Isabella Rosellini and Marilyn Monroe began as models, she reminds me. Healthcare professionals can address the psychological needs by having patients remind themselves daily why they are quitting smoking. I can't even begin to do it justice except to say that it reminds me why I fell in love with animation in the first place. On the other hand, I cannot feel too bitter about an occasion that reminds me that my birthday is the next day. Synonyms jog someone's memory, refresh someone's memory, help someone remember, cause someone to remember 1.1remind someone of Cause someone to think of (something) because of a resemblance or likeness. his impassive, fierce stare reminded her of an owl Example sentencesExamples He reminds me rather of Christopher Hitchens, and that's high praise indeed. We gave them the album… actually they were one of the first to say it reminds them of '80s new wave. The voice reminds me of the technician that had prepared me for the drop. The floor resembled an empty floor of a warehouse, and John was reminded of where he'd woken up the day before. The series reminds me a lot of Cardiac Arrest, this programme that used to be on BBC One in the mid-90s. It reminds me a little too much of the leisure suit, a fashion faux pas we don't need to revisit. The way he would hold a note reminded me at the time of David Bowie, though that now seems wide of the mark. Synonyms make one think of, cause one to remember, put one in mind of, take one back to, bring to mind, call to mind, awake one's memories of, evoke, call up, conjure up, summon up 1.2 Bring something, especially a commitment or necessary course of action, to the attention of (someone) with object and clause the bartender reminded them that singing was not permitted with object and infinitive she reminded me to be respectful Example sentencesExamples With the lambing season now under way dog owners are reminded to keep their dogs under control. These poles and trees are to remind the heir that it is his obligation to care for the orphans. Members are reminded to bring their competition entries with them for the meeting. They were all reminded what the real point of the evening was. The public were reminded to keep to marked footpaths, keep dogs on leads around livestock and close gates. All catering staff have been reminded of the importance of adhering to these procedures. Encourage courtesy by reminding children to say please and thank you to those who serve or help them. He will need to be reminded that his duty is to assist the court rather than Sarah. All members are reminded to bring something for the supper and also a little gift. Origin Mid 17th century: from re- ‘again’ + the verb mind, probably suggested by obsolete rememorate, in the same sense.
随便看	self-assessment self-assessments self-assuming self-assumption self-assurance self-assurances self-assured self-assuredly self-assuredly self-aware self-awareness self-awarenesses self-balancing self-begot self-begotten self-being self-betrayal self-bias self-biased self-biasing self-binder self-binding self-biography self-black self-blimped