英语词汇forget的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

forget /fəˈɡet $ fər-/ verb to not remember facts, information, people, or things from the pastadverbscompletely/totally forget I’m so sorry I’m late – I completely forgot that we’d changed the time of the meeting.never forget He never forgets my birthday.almost/nearly forget I almost forgot my keys, but remembered them just as I was leaving.conveniently forget (=in a way that is probably deliberate, because it gives a good result for you) She conveniently forgot to mention all the help she had had from her family.sth is largely forgotten (=most people do not know about it now) His poetry is now largely forgotten.prepositionsforget (all) about sb/sth Sorry I didn’t come to the meeting! I forgot all about it!phrasescan’t/couldn’t forget We can’t forget what happened that terrible day.keep forgetting I keep forgetting to ask him about the money.sth is easy/hard to forget It is easy to forget that she is not English.sb never forgets a face (=someone is good at remembering people who they have met) I recognized you at once – I never forget a face.(it’s better to) forgive and forget (=people should try to forget bad things that others have done, rather than remain angry) Can’t you two just forgive and forget?THESAURUS: forget don’t remember/can’t remember used when saying that you have forgotten something: I know I needed something at the shops, but I can’t remember what it was. | I don't remember the name of the town where we stayed. have no recollection of sth formal to not remember anything about something that happened in the past: He told the jury that he had no recollection of the accident. slip your mind especially spoken if something that you must do slips your mind, you forget to do it because you are busy thinking about other things: I’m sorry I didn’t call. There was so much going on that it completely slipped my mind. it goes in one ear and out the other spoken used to say that someone forgets what you tell them very quickly because they are not interested or do not listen properly: With kids you have to say everything twice. It all goes in one ear and out the other. my mind goes blank especially spoken used to say that you are suddenly unable to remember something at a time when you need it: I was so nervous that my mind went blank as soon as they asked me a question.to try to forget something put sth out of your mind to make yourself stop thinking about something that stops you concentrating or makes you angry, sad, or nervous: When I’m competing I put everything out of my mind and concentrate on winning. put sth behind you to stop thinking about something sad or unpleasant that happened to you in the past, so that you can continue with your life and be happy: It can take a long time to put a traumatic experience like that behind you. take/keep your mind off sth to do something that helps you stop thinking about a problem for a short time: Sara went out for a walk to try to take her mind off what had happened. | I needed to find something that would keep my mind off my work. blot sth out to forget an unpleasant memory or thought, by deliberately stopping yourself from thinking about it: He started drinking heavily in an effort to blot out the thought of what he had done. | I wanted to blot out the events of the previous day.ANTONYMS → remember

词组	forget
释义	forget /fəˈɡet $ fər-/ verb to not remember facts, information, people, or things from the pastadverbscompletely/totally forget I’m so sorry I’m late – I completely forgot that we’d changed the time of the meeting.never forget He never forgets my birthday.almost/nearly forget I almost forgot my keys, but remembered them just as I was leaving.conveniently forget (=in a way that is probably deliberate, because it gives a good result for you) She conveniently forgot to mention all the help she had had from her family.sth is largely forgotten (=most people do not know about it now) His poetry is now largely forgotten.prepositionsforget (all) about sb/sth Sorry I didn’t come to the meeting! I forgot all about it!phrasescan’t/couldn’t forget We can’t forget what happened that terrible day.keep forgetting I keep forgetting to ask him about the money.sth is easy/hard to forget It is easy to forget that she is not English.sb never forgets a face (=someone is good at remembering people who they have met) I recognized you at once – I never forget a face.(it’s better to) forgive and forget (=people should try to forget bad things that others have done, rather than remain angry) Can’t you two just forgive and forget?THESAURUS: forget don’t remember/can’t remember used when saying that you have forgotten something: I know I needed something at the shops, but I can’t remember what it was. \| I don't remember the name of the town where we stayed. have no recollection of sth formal to not remember anything about something that happened in the past: He told the jury that he had no recollection of the accident. slip your mind especially spoken if something that you must do slips your mind, you forget to do it because you are busy thinking about other things: I’m sorry I didn’t call. There was so much going on that it completely slipped my mind. it goes in one ear and out the other spoken used to say that someone forgets what you tell them very quickly because they are not interested or do not listen properly: With kids you have to say everything twice. It all goes in one ear and out the other. my mind goes blank especially spoken used to say that you are suddenly unable to remember something at a time when you need it: I was so nervous that my mind went blank as soon as they asked me a question.to try to forget something put sth out of your mind to make yourself stop thinking about something that stops you concentrating or makes you angry, sad, or nervous: When I’m competing I put everything out of my mind and concentrate on winning. put sth behind you to stop thinking about something sad or unpleasant that happened to you in the past, so that you can continue with your life and be happy: It can take a long time to put a traumatic experience like that behind you. take/keep your mind off sth to do something that helps you stop thinking about a problem for a short time: Sara went out for a walk to try to take her mind off what had happened. \| I needed to find something that would keep my mind off my work. blot sth out to forget an unpleasant memory or thought, by deliberately stopping yourself from thinking about it: He started drinking heavily in an effort to blot out the thought of what he had done. \| I wanted to blot out the events of the previous day.ANTONYMS → remember
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