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memory
mémoire
memory [ingl brit ˈmɛm(ə)ri, ingl am ˈmɛm(ə)ri] SOST
1. memory (faculty):
memory
to have a good memory
to have a bad memory
to lose one's memory
from memory
to remain in the memory
to have a long memory
2. memory (recollection):
memory souvent pl
3. memory (period of time):
in living or recent memory
4. memory (posthumous fame):
memory
their memory lives on
to keep sb's memory alive or green
5. memory (commemoration):
in (loving) memory of
6. memory INFORM:
memory
cache memory SOST INFORM
cache memory
bubble memory SOST
bubble memory
flash memory SOST INFORM
flash memory
folk memory SOST
folk memory
memory loss SOST
memory loss
memory typewriter SOST
memory typewriter
memory foam [ˈmemərɪ ˌfəʊm] SOST
memory foam
memory chip SOST
memory chip
memory card SOST
memory card
memory [ˈmeməri] SOST
1. memory (ability to remember):
memory
from memory
to commit sth to memory
in memory of sb/sth
en souvenir de qn/qc
2. memory (remembered event):
memory
3. memory INFORM:
memory
memory management SOST INFORM
memory management
cache memory SOST INFORM
cache memory
cache memory
memory dump SOST INFORM
memory dump
memory protection SOST INFORM
memory protection
memory bank SOST INFORM
memory bank
memory chip SOST INFORM
memory chip
memory capacity SOST INFORM
memory capacity
random access memory SOST INFORM
random access memory
read only memory SOST INFORM
read only memory
memory [ˈmem· ə r·i] SOST
1. memory (ability to remember):
memory
from memory
to commit sth to memory
in memory of sb/sth
en souvenir de qn/qc
2. memory (remembered event):
memory
3. memory comput:
memory
memory chip SOST comput
memory chip
cache memory SOST comput
cache memory
cache memory
core memory SOST comput
core memory
memory management SOST comput
memory management
memory capacity SOST comput
memory capacity
memory dump SOST comput
memory dump
memory bank SOST comput
memory bank
memory protection SOST comput
memory protection
read-only memory SOST comput
read-only memory
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It was just that he'd died young and knowledge of his fate was scarce; any folk memory of him faded with the passing generations.
www.independent.ie
The exact time period when they died out is also not certain; tales of these giant birds may have persisted for centuries in folk memory.
en.wikipedia.org
These are important in folk memory and in the local heritage.
en.wikipedia.org
Our folk songs and our poetry owe much to this world, and it needs to be a living, existing world, not merely a folk memory.
www.telegraph.co.uk
It's still there in our folk memory, whether we visit or not.
www.gq-magazine.co.uk