memorize, memorise ingl. brit. [ˈmeməraɪz] V. trans.
- memorize
- zapamiętywać [perf zapamiętać]
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| we | memorize |
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| I | have | memorized |
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It was only during the test phase that participants were told that there was a set of rules behind the letter sequences they memorized.
en.wikipedia.org Participants are aware they will have to memorize the word and the location.
en.wikipedia.org Guo was able to memorize what he read or heard, such as stories that people read to him.
en.wikipedia.org She would memorize the dresses during fashion shows and sketch afterwards.
en.wikipedia.org For tests, he memorized test questions and entire fact patterns (the basis for the questions), some of which would be as long as 5 pages.
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- memento
- memo
- memoir
- memorabilia
- memorable
- memorize
- memory
- men
- men's room
- menace
- menacing