verb
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
distinctly remembered
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He distinctly remembered the day his father left.
if I remember rightly
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This photo was taken in Paris, if I remember rightly .
more...than I care to remember (= a lot of them )
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I’ve experienced more reorganizations than I care to remember .
remember sb’s birthday (= remember to send a card or present )
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She always remembers my birthday.
remember sth from (your) childhood
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He remembered the place from his childhood.
vividly remember
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I can vividly remember the day we met.
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADVERB
always
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When it's a do-it-yourself job, remember always to cut nails straight across.
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I want to tell you a little thing you should always remember .
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What I shall always remember most about the hut is the large wood-burning fireplace - and the smoke.
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They should always remember that and conduct themselves in that manner.
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I assure her that 1 will always remember her.
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I can always remember my holiday.
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And I, for one will always remember that retreat.
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Always remember to drain off excess fuel first.
clearly
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One horrifying event she still clearly remembers occurred on Ferry Lane.
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Some things he would remember clearly .
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He remembered clearly that Murray had asked if he had any mail, and his instinct was to tell the truth.
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I remember clearly that it was on 1 March that I went to see her.
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We both remembered clearly the suit the man was wearing.
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Small acts of kindness were clearly remembered years after the event.
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I remember clearly the first time he played our first single.
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In any case, I clearly remember one evening that was unambiguously happy.
how
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Do not be afraid. Remember how Woil was recaptured because of his fear.
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He remembered how he had felt in earlier periods of his life, how he had been excited and involved.
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Do you remember how you were on to me to write to him?
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The Army also remembers how Marine Corps Gen.
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I remember how both feelings entered into me in the course of one evening ....
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Jack remembered how satisfying it was to be shot and to linger at the edge of genuine nothingness.
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He remembered how they had first met - how could he ever forget?
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He remembered how it came to earth, sweet-falling, almost feathery, dependent on winds, sailing on winds.
still
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I still remember the simple, sturdy dial telephones we used to use.
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He could still remember the taste of that blue icing.
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I still remember leaving the meeting.
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I can still remember many of their names.
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Reminiscing about events that are now more than 50 years old, Dole said he could still remember being a pledge trainer.
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I can still remember how I used to squirm uneasily under his touch.
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I still remember the smell of that cool dirt.
■ NOUN
day
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I remember the day when they told me about it.
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He alone of all those present could remember the day , decades ago, when that figure had appeared first.
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I remember the day when he died.
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I remember to this day what I was wearing when we left.
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He only had to remember the day after Dobson's resignation.
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For you must remember that each day was a day of great stress with him.
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He remembered from the day he had spent fishing the way the ground rose from the river.
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Why not send government poll-takers door to door, saving voters the trouble of having to remember when Election Day falls?
days
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He did not miss his music, and could barely remember his performing days .
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The only trauma I can remember from those days was related to my interest in piano.
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He remembers his lonely school days , in assured manner that his son will not grow up in the same way.
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I remember in the early days flying home from one of my infrequent trips to the outside world.
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Francis Place, remembering his days as a journeyman tailor, endorsed this view.
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I even remember the days when there was more of it.
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She remembered those days when they had played together as children, too, he always getting his own way.
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They thought they would be seeing what was left of him, and they wanted to remember better days .
name
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Unfortunately they couldn't remember its name - or even which town it was in.
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He dreaded the sessions, although years later he remembered the name of at least one of the most gifted little girls.
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She remembered giving secret names to things, carrying on conversations with chairs and trees.
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Bedford tried to remember the name of the young man sitting across from him.
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But he had remembered - the name and all that went with it.
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He laughs and talks to fans as if they were actual human beings and even remembers some of their names .
thing
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One important thing to remember is that arranging a remortgage does not come without charges.
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Trust things and remember things because the last of the Sweet Home men was there to catch her if she sank?
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One of the things I remember about Michael was him waiting to make his entrance each night.
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The important thing to remember is that music is not an either / or proposition.
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Some things he would remember clearly.
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The thing to remember , however, is that Faust were first.
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In Paris, in 1983, Dominic told me one thing I remember .
word
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She concentrated on it, trying to remember all the words .
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Soon, Louisa was using her strong capacity for visual imagery to compensate for her difficulty in remembering words and sentences.
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I wish I could remember his words .
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But look how bitterly you remember every angry word !
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And every year the little creeper remembers the words of the angel and blushes again as she thinks of them.
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And you will remember my words , won't you?
■ VERB
try
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I had tried not to remember , but Robert's paintings made forgetfulness impossible.
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Keep your motions slow and relaxed. Try to remember to use voice tones that he is comfortable with.
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Lampard was furiously trying to remember the layout at Barce.
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Bedford tried to remember the name of the young man sitting across from him.
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We vied with one another in trying to remember the order in which the stations came.
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He was trying to remember her schedule.
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I try and remember what the letter was about, but I've forgot.
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But little by little, as I got better, I started going back to it, trying to remember what happened.
PHRASES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
as/so far as I know/I can remember/I can tell/I can see etc
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Remember , the examiner will expect you to demonstrate a knowledge of motorway driving too.
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Aunt Sara always remembers me at Christmas.
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Bud, do you remember the exact date of their wedding?
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Can you remember what the man looked like?
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Did you remember the bread?
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Did you remember to lock the back door?
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Did you remember your dictionary?
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Do you remember that kid Anthony from art class?
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Do you remember your first day at school?
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Do you think Kim remembers that we're supposed to be there at 8?
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He remembered meeting her at a party once.
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He remembered that he had felt just the same way when he first started working.
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He remembers Leonard coming home late at night, covered in blood.
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I can't remember how the film ends.
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I don't remember him being that good at athletics in school.
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I hope Dean remembers to buy some stamps.
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Oh yes, I remember now. We met him at the last conference, didn't we?
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Older citizens remember eating soybeans during the Depression.
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On Memorial Day, Americans remember their war dead.
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Sometimes I have trouble remembering her name.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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And, worst of all, you don't remember who you are.
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I remember that terrible earthquake they had.
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I do remember locating Warner in the bedroom of his hotel for confirmation.
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I stole a chicken once, I remember .
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The pain was such that in her anger she could not remember how much, or even if, she had loved Edmund.
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We must remember also, however, that there is a vast amount of other information which has equal and greater importance.