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/fəˈget/ |
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1 | to be unable to remember a fact or piece of information 忘,忘记(事实或信息) |
| I’ ve forgotten her phone number. 我忘记了她的电话号码。 |
| +how/why/where/when etc She’ s forgotten where she’ s parked her car. 她忘记把车停在哪儿了。 |
| We first met at university, I forget when exactly. 我们第一次见面是在上大学时,但我忘记了确切的时间。 |
| +about Everyone but me seems to have forgotten about our agreement. 除了我,大家似乎都忘了我们的协议。 |
| +(that) I’ d forgotten that you already told me about your sister’ s new boyfriend. 我忘了你已经给我讲起过你妹妹的新男友了。 |
| never forget sth I’ ll never forget the look of disappointment on her face. 我永远也不会忘记她脸上失望的表情。 |
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2 | to not remember to do something that you intended to do 忘记(做某事) |
| Phil should be here by now. Do you think he’ s forgotten? 菲尔现在该到这里了。你觉得他忘了吗? |
| I nearly forgot to invite Josie. 我差点忘了邀请乔西。 |
| I keep forgetting to take my tablets. 我老是忘记吃药。 |
| +about She had forgotten all about posting the letter. 她把寄信这回事忘得一干二净。 |
| +(that) I completely forgot that I promised to come and see you! 我完全忘记了曾经答应过来看你! |
| +forget to do sth Don’ t forget to lock the door when you leave. 你走时别忘记锁门。 |
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3 | to not take something with you when you should have 忘记带;遗忘 |
| She forgot her sunglasses. 她忘了带太阳镜。 |
| +about I remembered everything else but I forgot about the beach towels. 我其他东西都记住了,但忘了带浴巾。 |
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4 | to stop thinking , worrying , or caring about something or someone 忘掉;忽略;不再考虑 |
| +about Try to forget about him. 尽量忘掉他。 |
| +that People tend to forget that the rights we enjoy now were won through a great struggle. 人们往往会忽略我们现在所拥有的权利是经过艰苦的斗争才赢得的。 |
| be best forgotten I think last night’ s argument is best forgotten, don’ t you? 我认为最好忘掉昨夜的争论,好吗? |
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5 | to stop planning to do something because you realize that it will not be possible (因觉得不可能而)忘掉,放弃(计划、打算等) |
| I think we can forget the idea of a holiday this year. 我认为我们今年可以放弃度假的想法了。 |
| +about We may have to forget about getting a new car. 我们也许不得不放弃买新车的打算。 |
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- | don’ t (you) forget it |
| used for telling someone very firmly how they should behave , especially when they have said or done something that you do not approve of |
| 不要忘记(用来以非常坚决的语气告诫别人,尤指对其言行不赞成时) |
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| Don’ t call me ‘Jim’ . I’ m Mr Parker to you, and don’ t you forget it! 不要叫我“吉姆”。你应该叫我帕克先生,不要忘了! |
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- | forget it |
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1 | used for telling someone that they should not worry about something because it is not important 不必在意;别提它了 | ‘How much do I owe you?’ ‘Oh, forget it – it’ s nothing.’ “我欠你多少钱?”“哦,算了——没多少。” | |
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2 | used for showing that you are annoyed because you think someone’ s comment or suggestion is completely unreasonable 休想;别指望了 | In the end I said to him, ‘Look, forget it – I’ m not paying you.’ 最后我对他说,“得了,别指望了,我不会付你钱的。” | | If you’ re just going to stand there and criticize, forget it. 你要是打算只是站在那里批评人,休想。 | |
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3 | used for telling someone that the situation is completely different from what they think 根本不像那样;完全不是那回事 | If your idea of a camping trip is a leaky tent and cold baked beans, forget it! 你要是认为野营旅行就是漏雨的帐篷加上冷冰冰的烤豆子,那可就全错了! | |
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- | forget yourself |
| to behave in a way that is silly or embarrassing |
| 忘乎所以;行为不得体 |
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- | not forgetting |
| used when you are adding something to other things you have already mentioned |
| 此外还有;也包括…在内 |
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| She had the children to worry about, not forgetting finding a job. 她有孩子们要操心,此外还有找工作的事。 |
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| Other ways of saying : forget | | | | | | forget的其他表达方式 | | | | have no recollection of sth to be completely unable to remember something, so that you think that perhaps it never happened完全不记得某事物(因此认为或许根本就没发生过): I have absolutely no recollection of ever seeing this man.我完全不记得曾经见过这个人。 | | slip your mind if something slips your mind, you forget it because you are busy doing other things(因忙于做其他事而)被遗忘,被忽略: I’ m sorry I didn’ t phone, I was working and it slipped my mind.我很抱歉没有打电话,我在工作,把这件事忘了。 | | be on the tip of your tongue used for saying that you cannot remember a name or fact that you know, but that you think you will remember it soon到嘴边就忘了;差点就说出: What was his name again? It’ s on the tip of my tongue.再说一遍他叫什么名字?我到嘴边就忘了。 | | my mind’ s gone blank used for saying that you cannot remember something, especially when someone has asked you a question | | (尤指有人提问时)脑子里一片空白,完全不记得 | | |
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