remind
verb
rɪˈmaɪnd
verb
1
to
make
someone
remember
something
that
they
must
do
使〔某人〕想起〔必须做的事〕，提醒
Yes,
I’ll
be
there.
Thanks
for
reminding
me.
是的，我会去那里的。 谢谢提醒。
remind
sb
about
sth
The
girls
constantly
had
to
be
reminded
about
their
chores.
不得不经常提醒那些女孩子料理好自己的事情。
remind
sb
to
do
sth
Remind
me
to
buy
some
milk
tonight.
提醒我今天晚上买点牛奶。
remind
sb
(that)
Mrs
Welland
reminded
her
son
that
they
still
had
several
people
to
see.
韦兰太太提醒她的儿子他们还有几个人要拜访。
that
reminds
me
(used
when
something
has
just
made
you
remember
something
you
were
going
to
say
or
do)
那倒提醒了我
Oh,
that
reminds
me,
I
saw
Jenny
in
town
today.
噢，这倒提醒了我，我今天在城里看见了詹妮。
remind
yourself
I
reminded
myself
to
watch
them
closely.
我提醒自己要密切注视他们。
He
made
a
few
notes
to
remind
himself
of
what
he
wanted
to
say.
他写下几条笔记，提醒自己要说些什么。
2
to
make
someone
remember
someone
that
they
know
or
something
that
happened
in
the
past
使〔某人〕想起
remind
sb
of
sth
That
song
always
reminds
me
of
our
first
date.
那首歌总使我回忆起我们的第一次约会。
remind
sb
(of)
what/how
etc
I
was
reminded
how
lucky
I
was.
这使我想起，我是多么幸运。
3
don’t remind me
used
in
a
joking
way
when
someone
has
mentioned
something
that
embarrasses
or
annoys
you
[口] 别跟我提这事〔某人提到使你尴尬或不快的事情时诙谐的说法〕
spoken
‘We’ve
got
a
test
tomorrow.’
‘Don’t
remind
me!’
“我们明天有考试。”“别跟我提这事！”
4
let me remind you/may I remind you (that)
used
to
emphasize
a
warning
or
criticism
[口，正式] 让我提醒你〔用于加强警告或批评的语气〕
spoken formal
Let
me
remind
you
that
you
are
expected
to
arrive
on
time.
让我提醒你，你一定要按时到达。
5
to
seem
similar
to
someone
or
something
else
使〔某人〕想起〔相似的人或物〕
The
landscape
reminded
her
of
Scotland.
那儿的风景让她想起苏格兰。
Corinne
reminds
me
of
myself
when
I
was
her
age.
科琳娜使我想起了我像她那么大的时候。