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memorize v.记住；记录；记下 (1) 这男孩能轻松地记住这些数据。(2) 演员们不得不记住台词。(3) 当然必须学习很多东西，必须记下很多汉字。(4) 如果老师在黑板上面写下一些考试的时候必考的内容的话，我会当堂记下，这样的话我就不用花费课余的时间去重新记忆了。 To memorize something is to get it into your memory, but it usually implies you’re learning something more complex than a new acquaintance’s name or the time of your next dentist appointment. People typically memorize things like multiplication tables, the periodic chart, Shakespearian quotes, lines for the community theater play, and their nine hundred different online passwords. There are many systems that people use for memorization: flash cards, association, color coding, and even sleeping with the book under their pillow.

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英 ['meməraɪz] 美 ['meməraɪz] (1) The boy can memorize the data easily.(2) Actors have to memorize their lines.(3) Of course you have to learn a lot.And you have to memorize a lot of characters.(4) If a teacher wrote something on the board that had to be memorized verbatim for an upcoming exam, I'd memorize it then and there.Then I wouldn't have to go back and study it later. If you memorize something you know it by heart. When you were a little kid, you were probably asked to memorize “The Pledge of Allegiance,” meaning you could recite it from memory with no cheat sheets. in BRIT, also use 英国英语亦用 memorise1[VERB 动词]熟记；记住 If you memorize something, you learn it so that you can remember it exactly.   [V n]He studied his map, trying to memorize the way to Rose's street.他研究了地图，试图记住到罗丝家那条街的路。

英语单词	memorize
英美音标	英 ['meməraɪz] 美 ['meməraɪz]
中文释义	v.记住；记录；记下
英语例句	(1) The boy can memorize the data easily. (2) Actors have to memorize their lines. (3) Of course you have to learn a lot.And you have to memorize a lot of characters. (4) If a teacher wrote something on the board that had to be memorized verbatim for an upcoming exam, I'd memorize it then and there.Then I wouldn't have to go back and study it later.
中文例句	(1) 这男孩能轻松地记住这些数据。 (2) 演员们不得不记住台词。 (3) 当然必须学习很多东西，必须记下很多汉字。 (4) 如果老师在黑板上面写下一些考试的时候必考的内容的话，我会当堂记下，这样的话我就不用花费课余的时间去重新记忆了。
vocabulary简明	If you memorize something you know it by heart. When you were a little kid, you were probably asked to memorize “The Pledge of Allegiance,” meaning you could recite it from memory with no cheat sheets.
vocabulary扩展	To memorize something is to get it into your memory, but it usually implies you’re learning something more complex than a new acquaintance’s name or the time of your next dentist appointment. People typically memorize things like multiplication tables, the periodic chart, Shakespearian quotes, lines for the community theater play, and their nine hundred different online passwords. There are many systems that people use for memorization: flash cards, association, color coding, and even sleeping with the book under their pillow.
柯林斯解释	in BRIT, also use 英国英语亦用 memorise 1 [VERB 动词]熟记；记住 If you memorize something, you learn it so that you can remember it exactly. [V n] He studied his map, trying to memorize the way to Rose's street. 他研究了地图，试图记住到罗丝家那条街的路。

Memorize Learn People 英 Meməraɪz] 美 Meməraɪz V.记住；记录；记下 Boy