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单词 reminiscence
释义
reminiscence
noun
formal
uk
/ˌrem.ɪˈnɪs.əns/us
/ˌrem.əˈnɪs.əns/
[U]
theactofrememberingeventsandexperiencesfrom the past
追忆往事；追忆；怀旧
reminiscences[plural]
Yourreminiscences are theexperiencesyourememberfrom the past, often written in abook:
回忆录；想起的往事
Thenovelcontainsendlessreminiscencesof/aboutthe author'syouth.作者在这部小说中没完没了地叙述了对自己年轻时光的回忆。
Synonyms
memory(EVENT REMEMBERED)
recollectionformal
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Remembering, reminding and reminders
  • aide-mémoire
  • annal
  • awakensomeonetosomething
  • be engraved onsomeone'smemory/mindidiom
  • be etched on/insomeone'smemoryidiom
  • commit
  • echo
  • hold that thoughtidiom
  • hooky
  • if my memory serves me rightidiom
  • imprint
  • indelible
  • recall
  • remindsomeoneofsomething/someone
  • reminder
  • reminisce
  • reminiscent
  • retrace
  • shade
  • stamp
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You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics:

Accounts and stories
Memory and memories
(Definition ofreminiscencefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofreminiscence

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Again, he links experiences to the city, weaving his reminiscences with glimpses of the buildings and monuments they pass.
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The numerous asides dealing with everything from the evolution of snakes to the fieldwork reminiscences of many of the scientists involved were absorbing and informative.
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She also persuaded many of these informants to lend her their diaries, personal correspondence and written reminiscences.
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We do, however, have access to the oral and written reminiscences of some former tenants.
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In combat and natural disasters (fires, earthquakes, etc.), witnesses are far more likely to suffer intrusive reminiscences the closer they were to the actual dangers.
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Much of this knowledge is personal, and the collection is as notable for its gossip and reminiscences as it is for its more formal analysis.
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Most of the chapters in this book are personal reminiscences or pieces of self-aggrandisement.
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Both in the reminiscences of the old residents and in the official discourse, gundilong was widely described in terms of its impoverishment, sordidness and maleficence.
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The second shared feature was in the content of the reminiscences.
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Listeners are stimulated to remember by listening to the mix of other people's reminiscences and are then invited to contribute their own memories.
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At the back of the car market, the remains of unsold cars evoke vague reminiscences of failed business.
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At the deathbed, staff did not use humor but noted that families of ten used gentle, loving humor f ocused on reminiscences of the loved one.
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Methodologies of eliciting reminiscences are critically considered.
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On the rare occasions that the conversation flagged, the fieldworker would address the speakers directly, asking them questions about their work or reminiscences of the past.
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He was able to make contact with people from a range of occupations and to hear first-hand accounts of personal experiences (sometimes harrowing, such as reminiscences of the 1930s).
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