Definition of aide-memoire in English:

aide-memoire

nounPlural aides-memoire, Plural aides-memoiresˌeɪdmɛmˈwɑːɛd mɛmwaʀˌeɪdmɛmˈwɑr

1An aid to the memory, especially a book or note.
帮助记忆的东西（尤指书、文件）
Example sentencesExamples
- Others made replicas as an aide-memoire for future use.
- I've found myself using my camera phone while others have been cooking, to capture aide-memoire material around a recipe.
- The pair match the compositions of the left and right panels in the trio, and it is likely that Vuillard used the photographs as aides-memoires.
- His hundreds of sketchbooks were invaluable aide-memoire, and he kept them well organized so he could quickly locate what he wanted.
- The idea is to provide an aide-memoire to that eternal question: ‘Did I take my pill today?’
- For this purpose let me hand out an aide-memoire as to the decision-making task ahead of you.
- You can do that working to a written script, you can use aides-memoire, or you can learn the whole thing by heart.
- Are you looking for the questions, the aide-memoire?
- To my astonishment, the first half of my seven-minute set, cribbed from the aide-memoire scribbles on the back of my hand, plays well.
- Well, here is an aide-memoire of this season for you and for younger generations.
- These photos later served as aides-memoires for the large decorative panels.
- It was common for painters at that time to make use of photographs as aide-memoire to capture specific gestures, postures, and facial expressions.
- It is possible that this reflects the fact that the tradition was primarily an oral one, the key points argued by important figures merely being recorded in the form of an aide-memoire.
Synonyms
record, account, entry, item, notation, minute, jotting, inscription
2An informal diplomatic message.
备忘录（非正式的外交文电）
Example sentencesExamples
- He sent an aide-memoire in these terms to the Department of State on 30 November 1949.
- The country has sent an aide memoire to Senator Obama, Congressman Charlie Rangel, chairman of the powerful Ways and Means Committee of the United States House of Representatives, and several other elected officials.
- On or about July 19, 1958, Canada sent an "aide-memoire" to the U.S.
- He went on to relate how only four months later, in August 1958, the Netherlands sent an aide memoire to the British proposing that the division of the territorial seas and continental shelf should be defined in accordance with this principle of equidistance.
- Paul himself makes this very point at the outset of his book, arguing that when Roosevelt and Churchill secretly negotiated the Hyde Park aide-memoire in September 1944, they agreed to continue postwar atomic cooperation.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from French aide-mémoire, from aider 'to help' and mémoire 'memory'.

Definition of aide-memoire in US English:

aide-memoire

nounˌādmemˈwärˌeɪdmɛmˈwɑr

1An aid to the memory, especially a book or document.
帮助记忆的东西（尤指书、文件）
Example sentencesExamples
- The pair match the compositions of the left and right panels in the trio, and it is likely that Vuillard used the photographs as aides-memoires.
- Others made replicas as an aide-memoire for future use.
- To my astonishment, the first half of my seven-minute set, cribbed from the aide-memoire scribbles on the back of my hand, plays well.
- It was common for painters at that time to make use of photographs as aide-memoire to capture specific gestures, postures, and facial expressions.
- The idea is to provide an aide-memoire to that eternal question: ‘Did I take my pill today?’
- Are you looking for the questions, the aide-memoire?
- I've found myself using my camera phone while others have been cooking, to capture aide-memoire material around a recipe.
- Well, here is an aide-memoire of this season for you and for younger generations.
- It is possible that this reflects the fact that the tradition was primarily an oral one, the key points argued by important figures merely being recorded in the form of an aide-memoire.
- For this purpose let me hand out an aide-memoire as to the decision-making task ahead of you.
- His hundreds of sketchbooks were invaluable aide-memoire, and he kept them well organized so he could quickly locate what he wanted.
- These photos later served as aides-memoires for the large decorative panels.
- You can do that working to a written script, you can use aides-memoire, or you can learn the whole thing by heart.
Synonyms
record, account, entry, item, notation, minute, jotting, inscription
1. 1.1 An informal diplomatic message.
  备忘录（非正式的外交文电）
  Example sentencesExamples
  He sent an aide-memoire in these terms to the Department of State on 30 November 1949.
  On or about July 19, 1958, Canada sent an "aide-memoire" to the U.S.
  He went on to relate how only four months later, in August 1958, the Netherlands sent an aide memoire to the British proposing that the division of the territorial seas and continental shelf should be defined in accordance with this principle of equidistance.
  Paul himself makes this very point at the outset of his book, arguing that when Roosevelt and Churchill secretly negotiated the Hyde Park aide-memoire in September 1944, they agreed to continue postwar atomic cooperation.
  The country has sent an aide memoire to Senator Obama, Congressman Charlie Rangel, chairman of the powerful Ways and Means Committee of the United States House of Representatives, and several other elected officials.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from French aide-mémoire, from aider ‘to help’ and mémoire ‘memory’.

单词	aide-memoire
释义	Definition of aide-memoire in English: aide-memoire nounPlural aides-memoire, Plural aides-memoiresˌeɪdmɛmˈwɑːɛd mɛmwaʀˌeɪdmɛmˈwɑr 1An aid to the memory, especially a book or note. 帮助记忆的东西（尤指书、文件） Example sentencesExamples Others made replicas as an aide-memoire for future use. I've found myself using my camera phone while others have been cooking, to capture aide-memoire material around a recipe. The pair match the compositions of the left and right panels in the trio, and it is likely that Vuillard used the photographs as aides-memoires. His hundreds of sketchbooks were invaluable aide-memoire, and he kept them well organized so he could quickly locate what he wanted. The idea is to provide an aide-memoire to that eternal question: ‘Did I take my pill today?’ For this purpose let me hand out an aide-memoire as to the decision-making task ahead of you. You can do that working to a written script, you can use aides-memoire, or you can learn the whole thing by heart. Are you looking for the questions, the aide-memoire? To my astonishment, the first half of my seven-minute set, cribbed from the aide-memoire scribbles on the back of my hand, plays well. Well, here is an aide-memoire of this season for you and for younger generations. These photos later served as aides-memoires for the large decorative panels. It was common for painters at that time to make use of photographs as aide-memoire to capture specific gestures, postures, and facial expressions. It is possible that this reflects the fact that the tradition was primarily an oral one, the key points argued by important figures merely being recorded in the form of an aide-memoire. Synonyms record, account, entry, item, notation, minute, jotting, inscription 2An informal diplomatic message. 备忘录（非正式的外交文电） Example sentencesExamples He sent an aide-memoire in these terms to the Department of State on 30 November 1949. The country has sent an aide memoire to Senator Obama, Congressman Charlie Rangel, chairman of the powerful Ways and Means Committee of the United States House of Representatives, and several other elected officials. On or about July 19, 1958, Canada sent an "aide-memoire" to the U.S. He went on to relate how only four months later, in August 1958, the Netherlands sent an aide memoire to the British proposing that the division of the territorial seas and continental shelf should be defined in accordance with this principle of equidistance. Paul himself makes this very point at the outset of his book, arguing that when Roosevelt and Churchill secretly negotiated the Hyde Park aide-memoire in September 1944, they agreed to continue postwar atomic cooperation. Origin Mid 19th century: from French aide-mémoire, from aider 'to help' and mémoire 'memory'. Definition of aide-memoire in US English: aide-memoire nounˌādmemˈwärˌeɪdmɛmˈwɑr 1An aid to the memory, especially a book or document. 帮助记忆的东西（尤指书、文件） Example sentencesExamples The pair match the compositions of the left and right panels in the trio, and it is likely that Vuillard used the photographs as aides-memoires. Others made replicas as an aide-memoire for future use. To my astonishment, the first half of my seven-minute set, cribbed from the aide-memoire scribbles on the back of my hand, plays well. It was common for painters at that time to make use of photographs as aide-memoire to capture specific gestures, postures, and facial expressions. The idea is to provide an aide-memoire to that eternal question: ‘Did I take my pill today?’ Are you looking for the questions, the aide-memoire? I've found myself using my camera phone while others have been cooking, to capture aide-memoire material around a recipe. Well, here is an aide-memoire of this season for you and for younger generations. It is possible that this reflects the fact that the tradition was primarily an oral one, the key points argued by important figures merely being recorded in the form of an aide-memoire. For this purpose let me hand out an aide-memoire as to the decision-making task ahead of you. His hundreds of sketchbooks were invaluable aide-memoire, and he kept them well organized so he could quickly locate what he wanted. These photos later served as aides-memoires for the large decorative panels. You can do that working to a written script, you can use aides-memoire, or you can learn the whole thing by heart. Synonyms record, account, entry, item, notation, minute, jotting, inscription 1.1 An informal diplomatic message. 备忘录（非正式的外交文电） Example sentencesExamples He sent an aide-memoire in these terms to the Department of State on 30 November 1949. On or about July 19, 1958, Canada sent an "aide-memoire" to the U.S. He went on to relate how only four months later, in August 1958, the Netherlands sent an aide memoire to the British proposing that the division of the territorial seas and continental shelf should be defined in accordance with this principle of equidistance. Paul himself makes this very point at the outset of his book, arguing that when Roosevelt and Churchill secretly negotiated the Hyde Park aide-memoire in September 1944, they agreed to continue postwar atomic cooperation. The country has sent an aide memoire to Senator Obama, Congressman Charlie Rangel, chairman of the powerful Ways and Means Committee of the United States House of Representatives, and several other elected officials. Origin Mid 19th century: from French aide-mémoire, from aider ‘to help’ and mémoire ‘memory’.
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