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Meanings of reminder in English

Portuguese
monitor

Someone who gives a warning so that a mistake can be avoided.

monitor
Usage of reminder in English
1
Your so-called 'daughter' is proof of that, if you need a reminder.
Journey
2
Nevertheless, the place was a stark reminder of the cost of war.
Kill bin laden: a delta force commander's account of the hunt fo...
3
The boatswain needed no reminder: all the boats were in the water.
Heart of oak
4
A reminder to us that God's help often comes in unexpected ways.
The Irish Times
5
Of course: he was the last reminder of her love for Balon.
The devil's heart
6
However, it's a stark reminder of just how capable technology has become.
The Irish Times
7
It's a keen reminder of the cost of leading the global industry.
Reuters
8
Dr Bloomfield said the news from Australia should serve as a reminder.
Radio NZ
9
An unsettling reminder of their situation and his determination to protect her.
Midnight hero
10
A visit is a reminder of the growing religious fever sweeping China.
BBC
11
Maybe Freedom Day can serve as a reminder of such unfinished business.
The South African
12
The sea was emptiness, a reminder of infinity, an absence of limits.
Depths
13
The figures are another reminder to be suspicious of national trade data.
Reuters
14
They needed no prompting, nor any reminder given by word or expression.
Anthill: a novel
15
Ferguson is a reminder that race continues to matter in our society.
Reuters
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It's also a reminder of the fact that he writes quality material.
The Irish Times
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Portuguese
monitor
Reminder through the time
Reminder across language varieties
Australia
Common
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
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