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memorialise

/mɪˈmɔː.ri.ə.laɪz/

Tradução: Preservar a memória de alguém ou de algo, geralmente por meio de uma cerimônia, de um monumento ou de um registro escrito.

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verb

/mɪˈmɔː.ri.ə.laɪz/C1formalbritish
  • ptPreservar a memória de alguém ou de algo, geralmente por meio de uma cerimônia, de um monumento ou de um registro escrito.

To preserve the memory of someone or something, typically through a ceremony, monument, or written record.

  1. Address in a memorialC1formalbritish

    To present or address a formal statement or petition, often in a memorial context.

    ptPetição em memorial

    • The group memorialised the council with a petition for better roads.
    • They memorialised the committee regarding the proposed changes.
    • The citizens memorialised the government to preserve the historic site.

    Sinônimosaddresspetition

  2. Commemorate or honorB2formalbritish

    To serve as or provide a memorial for a person or event, preserving their memory.

    ptMemorializar

    • The statue memorialises the soldiers who died in the war.
    • A plaque was placed to memorialise the founding of the town.
    • The ceremony memorialised the achievements of the late scientist.

    Sinônimoscelebratecommemoratehonormarkobserveremember

    Antônimosdisregardforgetignoreneglectobliterate

Formas
  • memorialised past participle
  • memorialised past simple
  • memorialising present participle
  • memorialises third person singular