memorandum

Word family noun memorial memory memo memoir memorabilia memorandum adjective memorable memorial immemorial verb memorize memorialize adverb memorably

Related topics: Law

mem·o·ran·dum /ˌmeməˈrændəm/ noun (plural memoranda /-də/ or memorandums) [countableC]

1. formalBBCLETTER a memo 公务便条，备忘录

2. lawSCL a short legal document that contains the important details of an agreement 协议备忘录

Examples from the Corpus

memorandum• On his way back to Washington, Bundy prepared a memorandum urging a steady program of bombing the north.• Between five and 15 consultants chosen from a large pool of employees are typically called upon to review any given idea memorandum.• What is said in a letter or memorandum is partly how it is said.• When Meese handed North the memorandum, he at first showed no surprise.• Reagan is also being accused of ordering scientists to ignore the terms of reference of the memorandum.• Nevertheless, we will, of course, require your assistance in drafting the non-financial section of the memorandum.• The Council received the memorandum, and set up a sub-committee to consider it, with Lord Kings Norton in the chair.

From Longman Business Dictionary

memorandummem·o·ran·dum /ˌmeməˈrændəm/ noun (plural memoranda /-də/ or memorandums) [countableC]

1formal a MEMO

The accusations were first set out in an internal memorandum to the chairman.

2LAW a legal document recording the important details of an agreement

Origin memorandum

(1400-1500) Latin “thing to be remembered”, from memorare; → MEMORABLE

单词	memorandum
释义	memorandum Word family noun memorial memory memo memoir memorabilia memorandum adjective memorable memorial immemorial verb memorize memorialize adverb memorably Related topics: Law mem·o·ran·dum /ˌmeməˈrændəm/ noun (plural memoranda /-də/ or memorandums) [countableC] 1. formalBBCLETTER a memo 公务便条，备忘录 2. lawSCL a short legal document that contains the important details of an agreement 协议备忘录 Examples from the Corpus memorandum• On his way back to Washington, Bundy prepared a memorandum urging a steady program of bombing the north.• Between five and 15 consultants chosen from a large pool of employees are typically called upon to review any given idea memorandum.• What is said in a letter or memorandum is partly how it is said.• When Meese handed North the memorandum, he at first showed no surprise.• Reagan is also being accused of ordering scientists to ignore the terms of reference of the memorandum.• Nevertheless, we will, of course, require your assistance in drafting the non-financial section of the memorandum.• The Council received the memorandum, and set up a sub-committee to consider it, with Lord Kings Norton in the chair. From Longman Business Dictionary memorandummem·o·ran·dum /ˌmeməˈrændəm/ noun (plural memoranda /-də/ or memorandums) [countableC] 1formal a MEMO The accusations were first set out in an internal memorandum to the chairman. 2LAW a legal document recording the important details of an agreement Origin memorandum (1400-1500) Latin “thing to be remembered”, from memorare; → MEMORABLE
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