go down/take somebody down memory lane

go down memory lane

To reminisce over memories of past events, especially happy ones. My grandmother spends more time going down memory lane these days than talking about the present. A: "How did your coffee date with John go?" B: "It was pretty amicable, actually. We went down memory lane for a while, and then we went our separate ways."

take (one) down memory lane

To cause one to reminisce over memories of past events, especially happy ones. Let's take Grandma down memory lane—that might cheer her up. A: "How did your coffee date with John go?" B: "It was pretty amicable, actually. He took me down memory lane for a while, and then we went our separate ways."

take a trip down memory lane

To reminisce over memories of past events, especially happy ones. My grandmother spends more time taking trips down memory lane these days than talking about the present. Sarah: "How did your coffee date with John go?" Amy: "It was pretty amicable, actually. We took a trip down memory lane for a while, and then we went our separate ways."

See also: down, lane, memory, take, trip

Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

go down/take somebody down ˌmemory ˈlane

take a trip down ˌmemory ˈlane

remember, or make somebody remember, pleasant things that happened a long time ago: Reading those letters took me down memory lane. We’ll be taking a trip down memory lane this evening when Mary Smithson talks about her 50 years in publishing.

See also: down, go, lane, memory, somebody, take

Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary

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walk down memory lane
take a trip down memory lane
stroll down memory lane
take a walk down memory lane
take (one) down memory lane
take a stroll down memory lane
down memory lane
bygone
bygone days

词组	go down/take somebody down memory lane
释义	go down/take somebody down memory lane go down memory lane To reminisce over memories of past events, especially happy ones. My grandmother spends more time going down memory lane these days than talking about the present. A: "How did your coffee date with John go?" B: "It was pretty amicable, actually. We went down memory lane for a while, and then we went our separate ways." See also: down, go, lane, memory take (one) down memory lane To cause one to reminisce over memories of past events, especially happy ones. Let's take Grandma down memory lane—that might cheer her up. A: "How did your coffee date with John go?" B: "It was pretty amicable, actually. He took me down memory lane for a while, and then we went our separate ways." See also: down, lane, memory, take take a trip down memory lane To reminisce over memories of past events, especially happy ones. My grandmother spends more time taking trips down memory lane these days than talking about the present. Sarah: "How did your coffee date with John go?" Amy: "It was pretty amicable, actually. We took a trip down memory lane for a while, and then we went our separate ways." See also: down, lane, memory, take, trip Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. go down/take somebody down ˌmemory ˈlane , take a trip down ˌmemory ˈlane remember, or make somebody remember, pleasant things that happened a long time ago: Reading those letters took me down memory lane. We’ll be taking a trip down memory lane this evening when Mary Smithson talks about her 50 years in publishing. See also: down, go, lane, memory, somebody, take Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: go down memory lane walk down memory lane take a trip down memory lane stroll down memory lane take a walk down memory lane take (one) down memory lane take a stroll down memory lane down memory lane bygone bygone days
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