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Meanings of remember in English

Portuguese
lembrar-se
Catalan
rememorar
Spanish
rememorar

Recall knowledge from memory; have a recollection.

Related terms
lembrar-se
Spanish
encomendar

Mention as by way of greeting or to indicate friendship.

encomendar
Synonyms
Examples for "commend"
Examples for "commend"
1
It was testing conditions, I commend both sets of players, Rudan said.
News.com.au
2
We commend the Minister for imposing that ban and we are pleased.
Radio NZ
3
The English system did not commend itself to Scotland in these days.
The open door and The portrait
4
We commend President Trump for his efforts to conclude this trilateral agreement.
Reuters
5
Yet, can we just commend Bauer for a second on his honesty?!
News.com.au
Portuguese
comemorar
Catalan
rememorar
Spanish
rememorar

Call to remembrance; keep alive the memory of someone or something, as in a ceremony.

comemorar
Usage of remember in English
1
However, Pakula could still remember details of that case four years ago.
A necessary evil
2
The line I remember was 'Change before they change you.' Autonomy, right?
Up in the air
3
That said, remember South Africa actually has a number of high-quality companies.
The South African
4
To remember that when serious people ask you questions, you should answer.
11/22/63
5
Today we remember their Classic New Zealand Concert of 7 years ago.
Radio NZ
6
I remember the times he would bring home new inventions to market.
Here's the deal: don't touch me
7
If travelling today, remember to check the current weather & road conditions.
Radio NZ
8
But remember, he must have a free rein as far as possible.
Second Foundation
9
Mostel wants to start work on his new designs this week, remember.
For the love of mike
10
But my second response was, I need some new sounds to remember.
Love is a mix tape: life and loss, one song at a time
11
But of course you remember the salient point about wizards,' Collins said.
Shadowland
12
I remember coming home early on a weekday afternoon fourteen years ago.
Within arm's reach
13
It's an election year for all 435 members of the House, remember.
Wired
14
Anzac Day was a time to remember his family history, he said.
Radio NZ
15
It seemed obvious at the time but, today, nobody can quite remember.
The Irish Times
16
This should help users better understand and remember the words they're searching.
The South African
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Remember through the time
Remember across language varieties
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Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
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