REMINDER


Meaning of REMINDER in English

noun

ADJECTIVE

▪ good , potent , powerful , strong

▪ lasting , permanent

▪ constant , continual , daily

▪ further

▪ graphic , sharp , stark , vivid

▪ visible , visual

▪ physical , tangible

▪ chilling , grim , harsh , painful

▪ poignant , sad , sobering

▪ salutary ( esp. BrE )

▪ timely

This is a timely ~ of the importance of the retail sector to our economy.

▪ important

▪ gentle , little , quick , subtle

▪ friendly

▪ final

It always took a final ~ to get her to pay her share of the rent.

She received a final ~ for £60.88.

▪ helpful , useful

The list serves as a useful ~ of the issues to consider.

▪ welcome

▪ email

We will send email ~s to committee members.

VERB + REMINDER

▪ act as , be , offer , provide , serve as

The ruined church acts as a constant ~ of the war.

▪ become

▪ give sb , issue , send (sb) , send out

She gave him a gentle ~ that payment was due.

▪ get , have , receive

You can get email ~s every week.

▪ need

REMINDER + NOUN

▪ letter , note , postcard ( AmE )

▪ system

PREPOSITION

▪ ~ about

We were sent a ~ about the next meeting.

▪ ~ of

It was a cruel and tragic ~ of how dangerous mountaineering can be.

▪ ~ to

a timely ~ to people that leaving their doors open is an invitation to thieves

Oxford Collocations English Dictionary.      Оксфордский английский словарь словосочетаний .