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Meanings of memorize in English
Portuguese
saber de cor Catalan
memoritzar Usage of memorize in English
1
Beta Maps: To help memorize your beta, write it down on paper.
2
Now memorize that paper and light a candle with it, you understand?
3
Norton read the message half a dozen times to memorize the date.
4
To even read books one had to memorize four, five thousand characters.
5
Kirov was scanning the room as if trying to memorize every detail.
6
In particular, how prominent in study should be the effort to memorize?
7
And then memorize this one: do not ever speak to me again.
8
A successful strategy to memorize unrelated items is to associate them semantically.
9
You could memorize a list afterward or drive a chariot without swerving.
10
Though he was pained by it, Istvan wanted to memorize the sight.
11
It means that as material approaches nonsense, it is difficult to memorize.
12
Select the lines that seem to you most beautiful and memorize them.
13
I thought, doubting I could memorize the numerous aphorisms without divine intervention.
14
There were so many names it was impossible to memorize them all.
15
He will be required to memorize a limited amount of matter verbatim
16
It impressed me how well he could memorize everything I showed him.
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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