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Meanings of remind in anglès

català
apuntar
espanyol
apuntar

Assist (somebody acting or reciting) by suggesting the next words of something forgotten or imperfectly learned.

apuntar
Usage of remind in anglès
1
Recent international events should remind us of the need for strong defence.
BBC
2
Pete, remind me how long a body can stand being without water?
Demon bound
3
The new Download Sentry aims to remind AOL members of the danger.
Wired
4
The culture and people really remind me of Hawaii; warm and genuine.
Radio NZ
5
SWITHIN: In truth; it does remind one of the mess of pottage.
The Sentimentalists
6
Jams can remind us of summers past, even summers several years gone.
The Guardian
7
I would remind you that the answer to that question was no.
The abduction
8
We thought we'd remind everyone that this coming Monday is public holiday.
Radio NZ
9
National is sure to remind voters of that when the time comes.
Radio NZ
10
This might be a good stage to remind people of his worth.
The Guardian
11
Sir, -Prudent politicians are quick to remind us that words matter.
The Irish Times
12
I thought Master Francis would need something to remind him of home.
Ruthless
13
The emissary shouldn't need to remind Juba of his power and reputation.
Daughters of the Nile
14
I must remind you that I saw whatever you thought you saw.
The Great Book of Amber
15
Also read: 9 sweets that remind you of your South African childhood
The South African
16
Still, they remind your daughter that you're there to answer her questions.
Feminist dot com
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Translations for remind
català
apuntar
Remind through the time
Remind across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
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