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remind

英[riˈmaind]

美[rɪˈmaɪnd]

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过去式： reminded　

过去分词： reminded　

现在分词： reminding　

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vt.

1. 使想起

及物动词 vt.

1.使想起

If my father forgets it, I hope you would remind him.

如果我父亲忘了的话, 希望你能提醒他一下。

When I reminded her, she nodded her head.

我提醒她时, 她点了点头。

Please remind me in case I should forget.

如果我忘了, 请你提醒我一下。

The lady didn't like to be reminded.

那位太太不喜欢人们提醒她。

Be sure to remind her to come back early.

一定要提醒她早点回来。

He reminded himself to thank her for the present.

他提醒自己要感谢她送的礼物。

He reminded me to lock up the house when I go out.

他提醒我外出时把屋子锁起来。

These notes will remind you what to say.

这些笔记可以帮你记起要说哪些话。

These notes will remind you how to present your ideas.

这些笔记可以帮你记起怎样讲清楚你的意思。

He reminded me when to go.

他提醒我是不是我该走了。

She reminded me that I hadn't written to Mother.

她提醒我还没有给母亲写信。

That suddenly reminded her that she had promised to ring them up.

这突然使她想起她说过要给他们打电话的。

Please remind him that we are leaving at six tomorrow morning.

请提醒他我们明晨6时出发。

I must remind him that time is money.

我必须提醒他时间就是金钱。

That reminds me that I have a meeting to attend this evening.

这使我想起今晚我还有一个会要参加。

May I remind you that time will soon be up?

我可以提醒你时间快到了吗?

The sight of the clock remind-ed me that I was late.

看到时钟使我想起我迟到了。

We reminded them that the meeting had been postponed.

我们提醒他们会议已经延期。

I always remind myself that time and tide wait for no man.

我总是提醒自己岁月不待人。

He reminded her that they had resolved to stick together.

他提醒她说, 他们曾经决定过彼此要在一起, 不要单独行动。

They reminded me that one can be strong only when united with the collective.

他们使我想到, 只有和集体结合才有力量。

Travellers are reminded that inoculation against yellow fever is advisable.

提醒旅游者接种预防黄热病的疫苗是明智的。

This reminds me what we did together during our holidays.

这使我想起我们在假日里一起做的事。

The time of year reminds me how the months have gone.

每年这个时候都使我想起那些月份是怎么过去的。

Tom reminded me when I must go.

汤姆提醒我是不是我该走了。

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同义词

及物动词 vt.

提醒;提示

suggestpromptto

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其他释义

remembrancepromptcautionrefreshremembernotify

语源

mid 17th cent.: from re- 'again' + the verb mind, probably suggested by obsolete rememorate, in the same sense