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To be something that one will always remember start learning		be engraved on/in your heart/memory/mind The day you were born is just engraved in my memory—I could never forget what it felt like to hold you for the first time.
be something that you will never forget because it affected you so strongly start learning		be etched on your heart/memory/mind The image of their son holding up the championship trophy would be etched on their memories forever.
To make an effort to learn something; to memorize something. start learning		commit (something) to memory Everyone in our English class had to commit a poem to memory and then recite it before the class. I just can't seem to commit your phone number to memory!
Learn by heart/ memorize start learning		commit to memory The director insisted that the altos commit their part to memory by Tuesday
Considering a set or series of memories of one's past life; likened to a roadway that one may visit or take a tour of start learning		down memory lane
To retain the memory of someone fondly. at least I've enshrined her memory in my heart. start learning		enshrine (someone's) memory in (one's) heart While I'm heartbroken that Grandma is gone
to preserve the image of someone or something in one's memory start learning		freeze (someone or something) in (someone's) memory I tried to freeze her in my memory so I would have her with me always. I froze the scene in my memory.
To reminisce over memories of past events start learning		go down memory lane especially happy ones.
To have a clear memory of events that happened long ago. start learning		have a long memory I always have a long memory for people who disrespect me. Once you're in my bad books you're there forever!
To have an exceptionally good memory. An allusion to the fact that elephants are known to have great memories. start learning		have a memory like an elephant Mom has a memory like an elephant so ask her what Joe's phone number is.
To be exceptionally forgetful or absentminded. start learning		have a mind/memory like a sieve John has a mind like a sieve—I had to leave him three separate reminders about the play tomorrow night!
correctly If memory serve you were looking for a copy of his new book last time. Good news—we just got some in. - If my memory is correct. start learning		if my memory serves me well etc.
In a recent enough time as to be remembered by people who are alive today. start learning		in living memory There hasn't been a blizzard like this in living memory!
As a memorial to someone or something; to honor or remember someone or something. start learning		in memory of (someone or something)
In the relatively recent past. start learning		in recent memory
To cause one to remember something. start learning		jog somebody's memory I had no recollection of that vacation until the photo jogged my memory.
To be able to recite or recount the entirety of something from memory alone start learning		know (something) from memory without having to consult some reference
proverb If you're going to lie successfully you need to be able to remember and keep track of your lies start learning		liars need good memories
A clear memory of events that happened long ago. start learning		long memory
To bring additional pages of virtual memory in from a secondary storage for use in the main memory. start learning		page in
To shift pages of virtual memory out of the main memory and into a secondary or virtual storage cache. A noun or pronoun can be used between "page" and "out." start learning		page out
To remind one (about something); to help one to recall something. start learning		refresh somebody's/your memory
To be forgotten/ especially of an obligation start learning		slip (one's) memory I'm sorry I didn't call you back sooner it totally slipped my memory.
To be forgotten especially of an obligation. start learning		slip somebody's memory/mind I'm sorry I didn't call you back sooner it totally slipped my mind.
To cause one to reminisce over memories of past events start learning		take (one) down memory lane especially happy ones.
To cause one to reminisce over memories of past events start learning		take a stroll/trip/walk down memory lane especially happy ones.
to memorize start learning		to learn by heart
To honor the memory start learning		to commemorate
at the same time start learning		simultaneously
recall to mind start learning		to recollect / recollection
To cause to remember start learning		to remind (of / about)
mechanical or habitual repetition start learning		rote learning
To attend or experience start learning		take in
[for something that was to be remembered] to be forgotten. start learning		to slip your mind
To study often intensely start learning		to hit the books
To struggle to recall or think of something start learning		to rack your brain
to learn by heart / to memorize start learning		to commit to memory
to evoke a memory start learning		to ring a bell
Knowledge or understanding of something. Typically used in the negative to show that one does not know something. start learning		not to have the foggiest idea
nearly forgotten memories start learning		foggy / hazy / dim memories
remaining distinct in the mind start learning		vivid memories
to remind/stimulate start learning		to jog your memory
fail to keep informed or aware start learning		lose the track of your thinking
Almost able to be recalled start learning		on the tip of my tongue

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