remember

[rɪˈmembər]

Definition:
1. To have or keep an image in your memory of an event, a person, a place, etc. from the past.
2. To keep an important fact in your mind.
3. Recall knowledge from memory.

Use 'remember' in a sentence:

1. Can you remember how much money we spent?
2. I do not remember who spoke first, but we all expressed the same opinion.
3. I remember now. He arrived just at the moment it happened.
4. She should remember that she is a mother and a public figure and that others may follow her example.
5. Don't tell me you can't remember.
6. I can vaguely remember my first day at school.
7. I can't remember the combination.
8. I'm afraid I can't remember the way.
9. Dreamers do not always remember their dreams.
10. He still remembered her as the lively teenager he'd known years before.
11. Do you remember switching the lights off before we came out?
12. What a day that was, do you remember?
13. As it happened so many years ago, I don't remember the details.
14. Remember to skim off the fat from the soup before you give it to our guests.
15. I did remember, but only dimly.
16. Please don't remember this unpleasant matter against me.
17. I still remember very clearly the scene of our first meeting.
18. If you come to Beijing again, remember to hunt me out.
19. Please remember the taxi driver.
20. Please remember me to your parents.