How is the word mémoriser translated from French to English

Apprendre quelque chose pour pouvoir le répéter exactement.

To learn something so you can repeat it exactly.

verb
English translation
memorize

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  • J'ai mémorisé tout le poème. I memorized the whole poem.

  • Je dois apprendre ce poème par cœur pour le cours. I need to memorize this poem for class.

  • Comment fais-tu pour mémoriser autant de noms ? How do you memorize so many names?

  • Peux-tu m'aider à apprendre les paroles par cœur ? Can you help me memorize the lyrics?

  • Essaie de mémoriser la première ligne ce soir. Try to memorize the first line tonight.

  • Elle a appris la liste par cœur avant le contrôle. She memorized the list before the test.

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FAQ about “mémoriser”

How is “mémoriser” translated from French?
“mémoriser” translates into English as “memorize”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “mémoriser” mean?
Meaning of “mémoriser”: Apprendre quelque chose pour pouvoir le répéter exactement. In English — “memorize”.
What part of speech is “mémoriser”?
“mémoriser” is a verb.
Where can I see examples with “mémoriser”?
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