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reminder

/rɪˈmaɪn.dər/

Traduction: Nom désignant un message, une expérience ou une personne qui aide quelqu'un à se souvenir de quelque chose ou à éviter une erreur.

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noun

/rɪˈmaɪn.dər/B1formal
  • frNom désignant un message, une expérience ou une personne qui aide quelqu'un à se souvenir de quelque chose ou à éviter une erreur.

A noun referring to a message, experience, or person that helps someone remember something or avoid a mistake.

  1. Memory aidA2formal

    A message or notification that helps someone recall a task or event.

    frrappel

    • I set a reminder on my phone for the dentist appointment.
    • She sent me a reminder about the meeting tomorrow.
    • The app sends daily reminders to drink water.

    Synonymescuehintmemomnemonicnotenudgeprompt

  2. Triggering experienceB1formal

    An event or experience that brings a memory or feeling back to mind.

    frÉlément déclencheur de souvenir

    • The old song was a reminder of our summer together.
    • Seeing the school was a stark reminder of his childhood.
    • The smell of rain is a constant reminder of home.

    Synonymescueevocationpromptstimulustrigger

    Antonymesforgetfulnessoblivion

  3. Cautionary figureB2formal

    A person or thing that serves as a warning to prevent a mistake from being repeated.

    frFigure édifiante

    • His failure serves as a reminder to always double-check your work.
    • The accident was a grim reminder of the dangers of speeding.
    • She acts as a reminder to the team to follow safety protocols.

    Synonymesadmonisheradmonitioncautionobject lessonwarnerwarning

Formes
  • reminders plural form
  • reminders' possessive plural form
  • reminder's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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