英:[fəˈɡet]
美:[fərˈɡet]
英:[fəˈɡet]
美:[fərˈɡet]
for·get
fr get
第三人称单数:forgets
现在分词:forgetting
过去式:forgot
过去分词:forgot或forgotten
forgettable (adj.)
词根:forget
adj.forgetful 健忘的;不注意的;疏忽的;使遗忘的
forgettable 可忘记的;容易被忘的
adv.forgetfully 不注意地;健忘地
n.forgetfulness 健忘,忽略
transitive verb
to fail or lose the ability to recall.I keep forgetting his name.He'd forgotten how to play the game.[verb + WH/whether + infinitive]I forgot why I came into this room just now.[verb + WH/whether/if + clause]
to no longer have memories of.She has forgotten most of her childhood before the war.How could you forget playing stickball when we were kids?[verb + gerund]I will never forget trying to ice skate for the first time.[verb + gerund]
to neglect inadvertently because of lack of attention.I forgot to pay the electric bill, so now I have to pay a late fee.[verb + infinitive]I forgot the bathroom rug when I did the laundry last week.Don't forget your manners! This is a nice restaurant!
to leave behind inadvertently.Can I borrow your cell phone? I forgot mine at home.
to neglect to mention.I forgot the most important thing: I have a job interview next week!
to no longer care about or take care of.He ran off with this woman and forgot his family.She's forgotten her appearance since she became ill.
to put out of one's mind; to rid oneself of a memory or memories.She could never forget the horror of that day when they took her mother away.
to give up on.Forget trying to fix the pipes yourself; you need to call a plumber![verb + gerund]We'll have to forget the picnic; the weather is too bad.
intransitive verb
to fail to remember a thing or something concerning it (usually followed by "about").Did you forget about the party tonight?I completely forgot about that old tree in my grandparents' yard.
to lose information that is stored in memory, or to be unable to store new information.He's old now and forgets easily.
forget oneself忘我,忘乎所以;失去知觉
never forget永不忘记
don't forget请不要忘记;别忘了
forget about忘记
forgive and forget既往不咎;不念旧恶
forget to do忘记
forget doing忘记做过
这组词都有“疏忽,忽略”的意思,其区别是:
overlook指因匆忙而疏忽或视而不见。
disregard多指有意或自觉地不顾某事。
omit指有意或无意地忘记做某事,也指删去被视作不重要、不合意的东西。
neglect侧重指有意的忽略或忽视,也可指粗心与疏忽。
forget普通用词,侧重某事不重要或太复杂而未能记住,也指有意疏忽或忘掉。
ignore通常指有意不顾,或不理显而易见的事物。
以上来源于网络
古英语 forgietan “失去回忆的能力; 忘记; 无意中忽略”,来自 for-, 在此处可能具有否定力量,“离开,错误,相反”+ gietan “抓住”(见 get(v.))。因此“取消获取”,意为从头脑中“失去”。这是一种常见的日耳曼语结构(比较古撒克逊语 fargetan,古弗里西亚语 forjeta,荷兰语 vergeten,古高地德语 firgezzan,德语 vergessen “忘记”)。物理意义上是“失去(某人的)掌握”,但在任何历史日耳曼语言中都没有记录。比喻意义上的“不再关心”来自13世纪晚期。相关: Forgetting; forgot; forgotten。
忘记
Middle English, from Old English forgietan, from for- + -gietan (akin to Old Norse geta to get)
The first known use of forget was before the 12th century
forgetfuladjective
forgetting easily
forgetfuladjective
forgetting easily
forgetverb
to be unable to think of or recall
forgot the address
to fail to remember to do something forgot about practicing
forgot to call you
neglect entry 1 sense 1
forget old friends
overlook sense 3b
I shouldn't have said that, so just forget it
to stop remembering or noticing
forgive and forget
1 Both the old artist and the former beauty had long forgotten his misdeed.
2 It felt like I was learning how to walk all over again, trying to keep my balance in this awkward position, while simultaneously trying to forget how much pain my legs were in.
3 “Yeah, you forgot. You always forget, an’ I got to talk you out of it.”
4 If a war started, I was going to make sure that the younger children were not forgotten.
5 “They have cards, but they forgot to bring them along. You know how kids are!”
6 But I couldn’t forget what the coach behind the curtain had said about me being fat.
7 She hadn’t forgotten how the women at the village reacted to her.
8 She didn’t want to see him; she wanted to forget he was there.
9 In his thoughts were vestiges of old skid roads and forgotten farm paths that bled into vales of ghost fern and hollows filled with skunk cabbage.
10 Then she pointed to each person in the room and recited their names, most of which I immediately forgot, as happens when I’m nervous.
11 “I forgot — it was the custard creams we hexed —” Within a minute, however, Neville had molted, and once his feathers had fallen off, he reappeared looking entirely normal.
12 ‘I meant to yesterday, but we forgot, didn’t we, Ted?’
13 Once when we were going to Paris, I forgot my passport.
有一次我们准备去巴黎时,我忘了带护照。
14 Life has only been school all day, tutoring afterward, and sad looks from Sam, who thinks I have forgotten about her.
15 “Mine too, don’t you forget,” called out a woman—was that Mrs. Ervick?
16 He completely forgot about me, and I was relieved.
17 She dances for days and days, forgetting about the old woman.
18 'Forget it, but don't do it again!'...
“抱歉,莉兹。我想我刚才对你有点粗鲁。”——“没关系,但是别再那样做了!”
19 I had served her real fast because I knew she had to pray and I was hoping that she would pray a long time and forget about Salazar.
20 “His presence,” Myrta said, “was like oil on troubled waters, as mother often said to him. He was so kind, so gentle and thoughtful that we forgot our cares and worries.”
1 疏忽
omissive slack careless negligent forgetful inattentive neglectful ballup oscitation neglect oversight negligence omission blunder laxity slipup balls-up nod nap omit
2 忽略
pretermission failure neglect slip-up fail overlook omit slur overleap pretermit overslaugh leave undone ignore losesight of lose sight of pass over passing preterition pass skip marginal inadvertence slipup slip forgo scant overpass
3 忽视
negligent neglectful disregard negligence ignore overlook leave aside neglect misprize omit marginalize overslaugh slur baulk turn back on
4 放弃
surrender abnegation drop quit abandon scrap relinquish forsake forgo recant chuck in set aside out the window pass up jack in call off throw in the towel
6 记不起
8 停止做
10 忘我
12 不再考虑
13 忘记
oblivious forgetful fail disremember leave omit misremember unteach fail to failure bury go out of mind unlearn lose sight of forget about lethe lose track of consign to oblivion leave out of account put out of head oblivion put aside blank out lose escape fluff blow erase put behind one
16 不再做
17 忘记带
19 忘乎所以
20 不得体
improper clumsy tasteless unseemly unbecoming off-key indecorous unbefitting be in bad worst possible taste be in poor worst possible taste be in the worst possible taste not quite the thing not look good out of place look bad