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Meanings of memento in English
Usage of memento in English
1
A memento of a historic moment, confirmation that it really did happen.
2
But even in its present state it is an exceedingly interesting memento.
3
The life of every one is a standing memento of its truth.
4
I beg you to receive this weapon as a memento of me.
5
My one memento of him is the stiletto of a prodigious sting-ray.
6
No doubt a memento from a duel, or some other such devilry.
7
The hooded spellcaster might even choose to keep him as a memento.
8
Originally, I wanted to take this soil with me as a memento.
9
And for tourists, it's a popular memento of a trip to Chengdu.
10
Her blue woollen frock was full of white cat-hairs as a memento.
11
As a memento its value sprang from twenty francs to a thousand.
12
On parting, Humboldt gave his fair friend an album-leaf as a memento.
13
You don't have to keep a small mess as a memento either.
14
Parents were later given framed photos as a memento, said nurse Pilaiporn Kondee.
15
For the pupils who visit, there is, however, a much more personal memento.
16
A unique musical memento, whether romantic gesture or great gift for a super-fan.
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Translations for memento
Portuguese
Spanish
Memento through the time
Memento across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common