英语词汇“memory”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词	memory
释义	memory —memory /ˈmem.^ər.i/ aep /-ɚ-/ Ⅰ noun [C usually singular, U] (COMPUTER) ► A2 the part of a computer in which information or programs are stored either permanently or temporarily, or the amount of space available on it for storing information: » My computer has a gigabyte of memory.Thesaurus⁺: ↑Computer hardwareWord partners for memory (ABILITY TO REMEMBER)• ♯have a ♯bad/♯good memory• ♯have a ♯long/♯short memory• ♯have a ♯selective memory• ♯lose your memory• sth ♯fades from memory• sth ♯lingers in/♯remains in the memory• memory ♯impairment/♯loss• a memory ♯lapseWord partners for memory (EVENT REMEMBERED)• ♯bad/♯bitter/♯painful/♯unhappy memories• ♯fond/♯good/♯happy memories• a ♯clear/♯vivid memory• a ♯hazy/♯vague memory• a ♯childhood memory• sth ♯brings back/♯rekindles/♯revives memories• memories ♯come flooding back• a memory ♯of sth Ⅱ noun [C or U] (ABILITY TO REMEMBER) ► B1 the ability to remember information, experiences, and people: » a good/bad memory» After the accident he suffered from loss of memory/memory loss.» She has an excellent memory for names (= she can remember names easily).Thesaurus⁺: ↑Memory and memoriesWord partners for memory (ABILITY TO REMEMBER)• ♯have a ♯bad/♯good memory• ♯have a ♯long/♯short memory• ♯have a ♯selective memory• ♯lose your memory• sth ♯fades from memory• sth ♯lingers in/♯remains in the memory• memory ♯impairment/♯loss• a memory ♯lapseWord partners for memory (EVENT REMEMBERED)• ♯bad/♯bitter/♯painful/♯unhappy memories• ♯fond/♯good/♯happy memories• a ♯clear/♯vivid memory• a ♯hazy/♯vague memory• a ♯childhood memory• sth ♯brings back/♯rekindles/♯revives memories• memories ♯come flooding back• a memory ♯of sthCollocations:–Adjectives-lu. (have) a bad/good memory» I have such a bad memory.-lu. (have) a long/short memory» People with long memories may remember his last film role.-lu. (have) a selective memory» We seem to have a selective memory for the best bits of the past.-lu. the collective memory» The images have stuck in the collective memory.–Types-lu. long-term/short-term memory» After the crash, he suffered from short-term memory loss.-lu. a photographic/retentive memory» He has an amazingly retentive memory for facts and figures.–Verbs-lu. have a [bad/good, shocking, etc.] memory» He has a terrible memory.-lu. lose your memory» What's her name again? I'm losing my memory!-lu. sth lingers in/remains in the memory» That day will remain in my memory for a long time.-lu. jog sb's memory» Police have staged a reconstruction of the attack in order to jog the public's memory.-lu. sth fades from (sb's) memory» His features were already fading from my memory.-lu. sb's memory fades» Memories fade with the passing of time.–Nouns-lu. memory impairment/loss» Patients suffer from lack of concentration and memory loss.-lu. a memory lapse» He was concerned about this apparent memory lapse.–Prepositions-lu. in sb's memory» Every word was still etched in my memory.–Phrases-lu. in recent memory» It has been the worst winter in recent memory.-lu. be fresh in the memory» Last month's events are still fresh in the memory.-lu. have a [good/bad, etc.] memory for [details/faces/names, etc.]» He had an astonishing memory for names and faces.-lu. have no memory of sth» I have no memory or record of such a phone call. • • • Extra Examples:» I have a good memory and am able to retain facts easily.» Loss of memory is a natural part of old age.» That last conversation we had is engraved on my memory forever.» The research examined the effects of alcohol on long-term memory.» Sorry, I have a terrible memory for names - I've forgotten what your daughter is called. Ⅲ noun [C] (EVENT REMEMBERED) ► B1 something that you remember from the past: » I have vivid memories of that evening.» That tune really brings back memories (= makes me remember past events).» School is just a dim/distant memory for me now (= something I cannot remember very well).Thesaurus⁺: ↑Memory and memoriesWord partners for memory (ABILITY TO REMEMBER)• ♯have a ♯bad/♯good memory• ♯have a ♯long/♯short memory• ♯have a ♯selective memory• ♯lose your memory• sth ♯fades from memory• sth ♯lingers in/♯remains in the memory• memory ♯impairment/♯loss• a memory ♯lapseWord partners for memory (EVENT REMEMBERED)• ♯bad/♯bitter/♯painful/♯unhappy memories• ♯fond/♯good/♯happy memories• a ♯clear/♯vivid memory• a ♯hazy/♯vague memory• a ♯childhood memory• sth ♯brings back/♯rekindles/♯revives memories• memories ♯come flooding back• a memory ♯of sthWord Builder:–Nouns: memorial, memory–Adjectives: memorable–Verbs: memorize–Adverbs: memorablyCollocations:–Adjectives-lu. bad/bitter/dreadful/painful memories» She had painful memories of that time.-lu. a clear/vivid memory» Her most vivid memory of that night is the strange colour of the sky.-lu. a blurred/dim/hazy/vague memory» Tim had a vague memory of getting into the car.-lu. a distant/fading memory» The whole experience was soon no more than a distant memory.-lu. fond/good/happy/special memories (of sth/sb)» I have so many fond memories of the college.-lu. a cherished/treasured memory» A sailing holiday with her parents remains her most cherished memory of that time.-lu. sb's abiding memory (of sth/sb)» My abiding memory of Simon from his school days is his mop of blond hair.-lu. a childhood memory» My worst childhood memory is of my parents arguing.-lu. sb's earliest/first memory (of sth)» What is your earliest memory of London?-lu. a repressed memory» Psychologists believe that repressed memories should not be bottled up.–Verbs-lu. sth brings back/rekindles/revives memories (of sth)» This week's scenes brought back memories of the 1970s.-lu. sth dredges up/stirs up memories (of sth)» The ceremony stirred up some painful memories.-lu. memories flood back» As soon as she saw the photo, the memories came flooding back.-lu. sth conjures up/evokes memories (of sth)» Those flowers still conjure up childhood memories for me.-lu. be haunted by a memory» He continued to be haunted by the memory of being detained and handcuffed.-lu. relive a memory» He sobbed as he relived the painful memory.-lu. cherish a memory» I cherish the memory of a lecture he gave at MIT where I was a student in 1947.-lu. banish/blot out/erase/expunge a memory» I had blotted out the memory until recently.-lu. a memory fades» You know how bad memories fade and you only remember the good times.–Prepositions-lu. a memory of sth/sb» What are your fondest memories of school? • • • Extra Examples:» I do have a vague memory of meeting her many years ago.» My earliest memory is of being shown around our new house.» Looking at her old photographs brought back a lot of memories.» Until very recently he worked as a teacher and he still shudders at the memories.» Perhaps there are some memories so painful that you have to blot them out.
随便看	there's little to be said for sth there's many a slip twixt cup and lip there's no accounting for taste there's no danger of that! there's no denying there's no escaping the fact there's no help for it there's no knowing there's no knowing/telling/saying there's none so deaf as those who will not hear there's no rest for the wicked there's no smoke without fire there's no such thing as a free lunch there's no such thing as bad publicity there's no such thing/person there's no such thing/person (as) there's no such thing/person as there's nothing in sth there's no time like the present (there's) no two ways about it. there's no two ways about it. there's nowt so queer as folk there's one law for the rich and another for the poor there's safety in numbers there's something in sth

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