memory

UK:*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈmɛməri/US:USA pronunciation: IPA and respellingUSA pronunciation: IPA/ˈmɛməri/ ,USA pronunciation: respelling(memə rē)

Inflections of 'memory' (n): npl: memories
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WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2025:

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AngielskiPolski
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.
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AngielskiPolski
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.
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Kolokacje: a [good, sharp, slow, great, terrible, failing] memory, a memory [boost, card, upgrade, stick], an excellent memory for [names, faces, dates], więcej…

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