memory

n. 记忆, 记忆力, 回忆, 纪念, 存储
n. 内存
【计】 存储器, 内存, 查看内存实用程序
【化】 寄存器
【医】 记忆[力]
相关词组:
if my memory serves me
have a good memory
have a bad memory
deeply cherish the memory of
beyond the memory of men
within the memory of men
commit sth to memory
have a memory like a sieve
slip sb's memory
to the best of one's memory
in memory of

名词复数:memories 

mem.o.ry

n.（名词）
【复数】 mem.o.ries
The mental faculty of retaining and recalling past experience.
记忆，记忆力：储存与回忆以往经历的大脑之能力
The act or an instance of remembering; recollection:
回忆：记忆的行动或具体例子；回忆：
例句：
spent the afternoon lost in memory.
用整个下午回想往事

All that a person can remember:
记忆的范围：一个人所能记住的一切：
例句：
It hasn`t happened in my memory.
我记不得了

Something remembered:
记忆中的往事：被记住的事（或人）：
例句：
pleasant childhood memories.
愉快的童年回忆

The fact of being remembered; remembrance:
追思：被记住的事实；纪念：
例句：
dedicated to their grandparents` memory.
谨以此书纪念他们的祖父母

The period of time covered by the remembrance or recollection of a person or group of persons:
记忆时期：追想得起的年限，对某人或某一群人的回忆：
例句：
within the memory of humankind.
在人类的记忆中

Biology Persistent modification of behavior resulting from an animal`s experience.
【生物学】 行为的修正：由动物过去的经历导致的保持终生的行为修正
Computer Science
【计算机科学】
A unit of a computer that preserves data for retrieval.
存储器，记忆体，内存：存储数据以备日后查用的计算机部件
Capacity for storing information:
存储量：存储信息的能力：
例句：
two million bytes of memory.
两百万字节的存储量

Statistics The set of past events affecting a given event in a stochastic process.
【统计学】 过去发生的事：在一随机过程中影响一给定事件的过去发生的一组事件
The capacity of a material, such as plastic or metal, to return to a previous shape after deformation.
弹性，恢复能力：物质变形后恢复原来形状的能力，如塑料或金属

来源：
Middle English memorie
中古英语 memorie
from Anglo-French
源自 英法语
from Latin memoria
源自 拉丁语 memoria
from memor [mindful] * see (s)mer-
源自 memor [留意的，注意的] *参见 (s)mer-

<参考词汇><同义词>memory,remembrance,recollection,reminiscenceThese nouns denote the act or an instance of remembering, or something remembered.
这些名词都是指记忆的行动、一具体记忆例子或记住的事件。
Memory is the faculty of retaining and reviving impressions or recalling past experiences:
Memory 是指储存、再现印象或回想起过去的经历的能力：
例句：
He has a bad memory for facts and figures.
他对事实与数字的记忆力很差。

例句：
.Even memory is not necessary for love. (Thornton Wilder).The word also applies to something recalled to the mind,a sense in which it often suggests a personal, cherished quality:
.爱甚至不需要记忆. （桑顿·瓦尔德）。这个词也用来指脑海中回想起来的东西，这种回忆常带有个人性和珍贵性：

例句：
.My earliest memories were connected with the South. (Thomas B. Aldrich).
.我最早的记忆是与南方联系在一起的. （托马斯B·艾尔里奇）。

Remembrance most often denotes the process or act of recalling:
Remembrance 最通常的含义是指回忆的过程或行动：
例句：
The remembrance of his humiliation was almost too painful to bear.
对于他所受到的侮辱的回忆使他痛苦得不能忍受。

Recollection is sometimes interchangeable withmemory :
Recollection 有时可与memory 互换：
例句：
My recollection of the incident differs from yours. Often, though, the term suggests a deliberate, concentrated effort to remember:
我对这件事的记忆与你的有所不同。 但是，这个词通常表示有意地努力进行回忆：

例句：
After a few minutes` recollection she produced the answer.
经过几分钟的回想，她给出了答案。

Reminiscence is the act or process of recollecting past experiences or events within one`s personal knowledge:
Reminiscence 是指在个人记忆范围内回想过去之经历或事件的行动或过程：
例句：
.Her mind seemed wholly taken up with reminiscences of past gaiety. (Charlotte Brontô).When the word refers to what is remembered,it may involve the sharing of the recollection with another or others:
.对过去快乐时光的回想几乎完全占据了她的脑海. （夏洛蒂·勃朗特）。当这个词用来指被记住的东西时，它表示与另外一个人或几个人的共同回忆：

例句：
They spent some time in reminiscence before turning to the business that had brought them together.
他们回忆了一会往事，然后才转向将他们聚集到一起的事务上来。