remind

/ɹəˈmaɪnd/
verb 1noun 1

Collocations

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(verb.)

ADV

constantly, frequently, repeatedly

gently

Her teacher gently reminded the class that homework was due the next morning.

VERB + REMIND

not have to, not need to

You don't have to remind me that I promised to call you yesterday.

serve to

His messy room serves to remind him that he needs to do his laundry soon.

PREP

about

She sent me a text to remind me about the dentist appointment.

of

The old photo reminded me of my childhood summers at the beach.

PHRASES

keep reminding sb PHRASAL VERBS remind sb of sb/sth

ADV

forcefully, forcibly, sharply, strongly, vividly

Her words sharply reminded me that I had promised to call my mother.

irresistibly

suddenly

Seeing that old photo suddenly reminded me of my childhood in the countryside.

always

That old song always reminds me of my first day at university.

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