Główne tłumaczenia |
memory n | (mental retention) | pamięć ż |
| If my memory is correct, he was once a candidate for mayor. |
| Jeżeli mnie pamięć nie myli, kiedyś kandydował na burmistrza. |
memory n | (recall) | pamięć ż |
| I have a terrible memory for people's names. |
memory n | often plural (specific recollection) | wspomnienie n |
| Do you have any memory of when you were in high school, Grandma? |
memory n | (remembrance of a dead person) (o kimś) | pamięć ż |
| Her memory lives with us still. |
memory n | (computers: data storage) | pamięć ż |
| My new computer has 2 GB of memory. |
Formy złożone:
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built-in memory n | (integral data storage capacity) | pamięć wbudowana ż + przym. |
collective memory n | (society's shared memory) | wspólna pamięć przym. + ż |
| The tragedy and its aftermath will forever be engraved in our country's collective memory. |
dedicated to [sb]'s memory, dedicated to the memory of [sb] expr | (in tribute) | dedykowany pamięci kogoś przym. + ż |
| After Samantha died, her parents created a scholarship fund dedicated to their daughter's memory. |
flash memory n | (computers: reprogrammable memory) | pamięć flash m + m |
from memory adv | (by heart, without prompts) | z pamięci przyim. + ż |
| In primary school I was forced to recite long poems from memory. |
good memory n | (excellent powers of recall) | dobra pamięć przym. + ż |
| I have a good memory for names but not for faces. |
in living memory adv | (as far back as people remember) | w historii przyim. + ż |
| This was the worst snowstorm in living memory. |
in memory of prep | (to commemorate) | ku pamięci |
| We celebrate May Day every year to fight for worker rights and in memory of the Haymarket Martyrs. |
long-term memory n | (permanent recall of facts) | pamięć długotrwała ż + przym. |
| My long-term memory is fine, but I have no idea what I did this morning. |
loss of memory n | (amnesia caused by trauma, etc.) | utrata pamięci ż + ż |
| The blow he suffered in the accident has caused a complete loss of memory. |
| Loss of memory can be temporary or permanent. |
loss of memory n | (diminished ability to recall) | utrata pamięci ż + ż |
memory lane n | (nostalgia) | wspomnienia n, l.mn. |
| Mark's frequent visits to memory lane were beginning to annoy Paige. |
Memory Stick, memory stick n | ® (computing: flashcard, dongle) | karta pamięci ż + ż |
Uwaga: As a registered trademark, “Memory Stick” should be capitalized, but it is usually not capitalized in informal communication. |
| I use a memory stick to back up my files. I copied my photos onto my memory stick so that I can show them to my friends on their laptops. |
photographic memory n | (total recall) | pamięć fotograficzna ż + przym. |
| His photographic memory allows him to remember all the faces of his old schoolmates. |
random access memory n | (computing: storage space) | RAM m |
| My first computer only had 16 kilobytes, but nowadays personal computers have 1 gigabyte or more of random access memory. |
refresh [sb]'s memory v expr | (make remember) | odświeżać sobie pamięć zwrot ndk. |
| | odświeżyć sobie pamięć zwrot dk. |
| You say you don't remember the night in question? Let me refresh your memory. |
repressed memory n | ([sth] no longer consciously recalled) | obrazy wyparte z pamięci wyr. |
| | zatarte wspomnienie przym. + n |
| The sight of the cottage brought back a repressed memory. |
screen memory n | (psychology: form of repression) | wspomnienie przesłonowe n + przym. |
| What he recalled was only a screen memory and not the real source of his childhood trauma. |
short memory n | (tendency to forget quickly) | krótka pamięć przym. + ż |
| I have a very short memory for people's names. |
short memory n | (short-term recall) | krótka pamięć przym. + ż |
short-term memory n | (capacity for recall over a brief period) | krótkoterminowa pamięć przym. + ż |
| His short-term memory began to fail when he reached 80 years of age. |
total memory n | (technology: storage capacity) | całkowita pamięć przym. + ż |
| The computer has 250GB of total memory on the hard drive. |
vague memory n | ([sth] remembered indistinctly) | mgliste wspomnienie przym. + n |
| I have a vague memory of doing something stupid last night. |