Définition anglaise de “remember”

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Définition de "remember" - Dictionnaire Anglais

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uk /rɪˈmem.bər/ us /rɪˈmem.bɚ/

"Where did you park the car?" "I can't remember."

I can remember people's faces, but not their names.

[ + (that) ] She suddenly remembered (that) her keys were in her other bag.

[ + question word ] Can you remember what her phone number is?

I remember him as (= I thought he was) a rather annoying man.

remember to do sth

A2 to not forget to do something:

Did you remember to do the shopping?

be remembered for sth

› to be kept in people's memories because of a particular action or quality:

She will be remembered for her courage.

you remember informal

› said when you are talking to someone about something that they used to know but might have forgotten:

We went and had tea in that little café - you remember, the one next to the bookshop.

› [ T ] to hold a special ceremony to honour a past event or someone who has died:

On 11 November, the British remember those who died in the two World Wars.

› [ T ] to give a present or money to someone you love or who has provided good service to you:

My Granny always remembers me (= sends me a present) on my birthday.

My cousin remembered me in her will.

More examples

I've met him so many times and I still can't remember his name!
When you take the scissors, remember to put them back.
He never usually remembers my birthday, so it's a safe bet he'll forget again this time!
I vaguely remembered having met her before.
It's worth remembering that prices go up on 1 February.