(n) memory
sense
experience
(P)
(v1,vt) (1) to remember
to recollect
to memorize
to memorise
(2) to feel
(P)
(n,vs) full memorization
full memorisation
(n) (1) rote memorization
rote memorisation
(n) (2) vague recollection
faint memory
(n) (1) rote memorization
rote memorisation
(n) (2) vague recollection
faint memory
(n) remembrance
recollection
recognition
(P)
(n) memory
(n) (1) vague recollection
faint memory
(n) memory
(P)
(n) (1) vague recollection
faint memory
(n,vs) full memorization
full memorisation
(exp) the one thing that is well-remembered
(adj-i) easy to learn
(v5m,vt) to master
(n) memo
memorandum
note
memorial
protocol
(v1,vt) to remember
to recollect
to recognize
to recognise
(adv) as a reminder
(n) learning by ear
(exp) to master something (through personal experience)
(exp) to learn by heart (rote)
to memorize
to memorise
(v1) to learn the ropes
to get the knack
(exp) to master something (through personal experience)
(v1,vt) to be familiar
to learn by ear
to pick up knowledge
(exp) to learn by heart (rote)
to memorize
to memorise
(exp) to master something (through personal experience)
(exp) to stand high in one's superior's favor and trust
(exp) (col) In spring one sleeps a sleep that knows no dawn
(exp) to have the memory of having done something onself
(exp) to have the memory of having done something onself (subordinate phrase)
(exp) (id) He that knows little often repeats it