forgotten

forget (one's) manners

To act in a rude, impolite, or otherwise inappropriate way. I'm sorry, I didn't mean to reach across the table like that—I must have forgotten my manners for a minute there. How could you say something like that to me? Have you forgotten your manners?

gone but not forgotten

Some who is frequently remembered in spite of their physical absence (which, in many cases, is due to their death). My mother is gone but not forgotten—I think of her when I wake up every morning. My sister is living on the West Coast now, but people ask me about her all the time—she's gone but not forgotten.

long absent, soon forgotten

The longer a person is not present, the easier they are to forget about. A: "Is Carrie really dating someone else now?" B: "You've been gone for months! Long absent, soon forgotten."

gone but not forgotten

Cliché gone or dead and still remembered. The good days we used to have together are gone, but not forgotten. Uncle Harry is gone but not forgotten. The stain where he spilled the wine is still visible in the parlor carpet.

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释义	forgotten forget (one's) manners To act in a rude, impolite, or otherwise inappropriate way. I'm sorry, I didn't mean to reach across the table like that—I must have forgotten my manners for a minute there. How could you say something like that to me? Have you forgotten your manners? See also: forget, manner gone but not forgotten Some who is frequently remembered in spite of their physical absence (which, in many cases, is due to their death). My mother is gone but not forgotten—I think of her when I wake up every morning. My sister is living on the West Coast now, but people ask me about her all the time—she's gone but not forgotten. See also: but, forgotten, gone, not long absent, soon forgotten The longer a person is not present, the easier they are to forget about. A: "Is Carrie really dating someone else now?" B: "You've been gone for months! Long absent, soon forgotten." See also: forgotten, long, soon Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. gone but not forgotten Cliché gone or dead and still remembered. The good days we used to have together are gone, but not forgotten. Uncle Harry is gone but not forgotten. The stain where he spilled the wine is still visible in the parlor carpet. See also: but, forgotten, gone, not McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: forget (one's) manners forget manners good/bad form bad form out of courtesy out of courtesy (to one) poor form licking References in periodicals archive So, we have forgotten the drama of Salisu Buhari and his fake age and certificate; David Mark and Bukola Saraki were instrumental in making us forget when we had one Senate president almost every year. Nigerians' Short Attention Span As our Urdu language is forgotten with which many things can be forgotten as well. Urdu is forgotten As a lot of the amassing men came from the Midlands please don't let them be forgotten this time. Let's not forget Victory in Japan Our study extends these conclusions to destination memory, since our AD participants showed similar destination recognition abilities for the "to-be forgotten" and "to-be remembered" destinations. "Forget to whom you have told this proverb": directed forgetting of destination memory in Alzheimer's disease FORGOTTEN HERO (nap) can come to the punters' rescue at Sandown this afternoon (3.50, CH4). Super Hero; Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No! It's Newsboy's best bet of the day at Sandown "The Forgotten Pumpkin" is a charming seasonal tale for children about a sad pumpkin who Farmer Pond forgot to harvest with the others for Halloween jack-o-lanterns and decorations and perhaps pies. The Forgotten Pumpkin As can be seen this is a harmful process and organization need to retrieve the forgotten knowledge. An analysis the cause and effect relationships and finding the structural equation model between all aspects of transformational leadership Organizational Forgetting and the perception of productivity A poll of 2,000 adults found that the top two most commonly forgotten things are people not remembering why they went into a room, and misplacing keys. Average person forgets 'four things' every day But if my memory fails me in the compilation of the list, will I ever remember what I've forgotten that was supposed to stop me forgetting the thing I forgot in the first place? Better off to forget it Within this context, then, I propose reading the Feitillets both for the experiences being forgotten as well as for the ways in which Char attempts to maintain a connection to these experiences through poetry. Rene Char's Fragmented Feuillets d'Hypnos: holding memories of the resistance in reserve HOW many times have you forgotten to buy your Christmas turkey? DR SCOTT'S SURGERY But to die completely a person must not only forget but be forgotten and she who is not forgotten is not dead. IN MEMORIAM The How Could I Forget Kit is reportedly aimed at passengers who have forgotten to pack toiletries or had them confiscated by airport security. Yes To Inc partners Virgin America to sell toiletry kits in-flight As Michigan residents face bleak economic times, Forgotten Harvest is helping out Michigan residents, one meal at a time. Rescuing the good stuff: chamber member forgotten harvest continues to grow by utilizing new opportunities, technologies and methods
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