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1. (n.) reminder
a person or thing that reminds, or causes one to remember.
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| Definition of 'reminder' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) reminder
a message that helps you remember something
"he ignored his wife's reminders"
2. (noun) reminder
an experience that causes you to remember something
3. (noun) admonisher, monitor, reminder
someone who gives a warning so that a mistake can be avoided
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1. (noun) reminder
sth that reminds sb of sth
a reminder to pay the bill; His death serves as a reminder of how vulnerable we are.
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| Definition of 'reminder' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) reminder
one who, or that which, reminds; that which serves to awaken remembrance
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Sense: something said, done, written, noticed etc that reminds one to do something
Leave the bill on the table as a reminder that I still have to pay it.
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Afrikaans: herinnering |
Arabic: تَذْكير |
Bulgarian: напомняне |
Brazilian: lembrança |
Czech: připomínka, připomenutí |
German: die Mahnung |
Danish: påmindelse |
Greek: υπενθύμιση, υπόμνηση |
Spanish: recordatorio |
Estonian: meeldetuletus |
Farsi: یادآور |
Finnish: muistutus |
French: aide-mémoire |
Hebrew: תִּזכּוֹרֶת |
Hindi: तकाजा |
Croatian: podsjetnik |
Hungarian: emlékeztető |
Indonesian: alat bantu ingatan |
Icelandic: áminning |
Italian: promemoria |
Japanese: 思い出させるもの |
Korean: 생각나게 하는 사람(것) |
Lithuanian: priminimas |
Latvian: atgādinājums |
Malay: peringatan |
Dutch: aanmaning |
Norwegian: påminnelse |
Polish: przypomnienie |
Persian: یادآور |
Pashto: يادونه، تذكار |
Portuguese: lembrança |
Romanian: memento |
Russian: напоминание |
Slovak: pripomienka |
Slovenian: opomin |
Serbian: podsetnik |
Swedish: påminnelse |
Thai: สิ่งช่วยเตือนความจำ |
Turkish: hatırlatıcı şey |
Taiwanese: 提醒(的事物) |
Ukrainian: нагадування |
Urdu: یاد دہانی |
Vietnamese: điều nhắc nhở |
Chinese: 提醒物,提示物 |
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