Sense: to learn (something) so well that one can remember all of it without looking
She memorized the directions.
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 Afrikaans: memoriseer |
 Arabic: يَحْفَظ عن ظَهْر قَلْب |
 Bulgarian: наизустявам |
 Brazilian: memorizar |
 Czech: memorovat |
 German: sich einprägen |
 Danish: lære udenad |
 Greek: αποστηθίζω |
 Spanish: aprender de memoria, memo |
 Estonian: pähe õppima |
 Farsi: به خاطر سپردن |
 Finnish: opetella ulkoa |
 French: mémoriser |
 Hebrew: לְשַׁנֵן |
 Hindi: याद करना |
 Croatian: pamtiti |
 Hungarian: memorizál, bevés |
 Indonesian: mengingat-ingat, menghafa |
 Icelandic: leggjaá minnið |
 Italian: memorizzare, imparare a m |
 Japanese: 暗記する |
 Korean: 암기하다 |
 Lithuanian: įsiminti, įsidėmėti |
 Latvian: iegaumēt |
 Malay: mengingati |
 Dutch: uit het hoofd leren |
 Norwegian: lære utenat |
 Polish: zapamiętać |
 Persian: به خاطر سپردن |
 Pashto: په فكر كښى لكه خاطره ساتل |
 Portuguese: decorar |
 Romanian: a memora |
 Russian: запоминать; заучивать |
 Slovak: memorovať |
 Slovenian: zapomniti si, naučiti se |
 Serbian: zapamtiti |
 Swedish: memorera |
 Thai: ท่องจำ |
 Turkish: ezberlemek |
 Taiwanese: 熟記, 記住 |
 Ukrainian: запам'ятовувати; заучуват |
 Urdu: حفظ کرنا |
 Vietnamese: thuộc lòng |
 Chinese: 熟记，记住 |
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