英语词汇“forget”的释义、区别辨析及用法例句-英语同义词词典

forgetforget /fɚˈget/ verb (past tense forgot /fɚˈgɑt/, past participle forgotten /fɚˈgɑtn/, present participle forgetting) 1 to not be able to remember something► forget

to not be able to remember a fact or something that happened:

I keep forgetting the name of the band who sing that song.

➔ Forget is also used to say that someone does not remember to do something he or she should do: I’m sorry, I forgot to call you back.

► have no recollection (formal)

to not be able to remember something that happened at all:

He had no recollection of the accident.

ANTONYMS ➔ see remember2 to stop thinking or worrying about something► forget

to stop thinking or worrying about someone or something:

Let’s go to a movie and forget about school for a while.

“I’m really sorry about what I said.” “Forget it!”

► put something out of your mind

to make an effort to stop worrying or thinking about something, especially when it is taking up too much of your time or energy:

The things he said to you were mean, but you have to try to put it out of your mind.

► take your mind off something also keep your mind off something

to help you stop worrying about someone or something. Usually, you do something that will help you take your mind off your problems:

I needed to take my mind off my exams, so I went for a run.

Working helps him to keep his mind off his other troubles.

3 to not bring something you had planned to bring► forget

to not bring something with you when you go somewhere, when you had planned to bring it. Forget means the same as leave:

I forgot my math homework.

➔ GRAMMAR: Forget is followed only by an object. Don’t say: I forgot my cell phone at home. Say: I forgot my cell phone.

► leave

leave means the same as forget:

Don’t leave your passport at home when you go to the airport.

They drove away from the field, leaving all the soccer equipment behind.

➔ GRAMMAR: Leave is followed by an object, and an adverb or phrase. Don't say: I left my umbrella. Say: I left my umbrella behind/at school/in the desk etc.

单词	forget
例句	forgetforget /fɚˈget/ verb (past tense forgot /fɚˈgɑt/, past participle forgotten /fɚˈgɑtn/, present participle forgetting) 1 to not be able to remember something► forget to not be able to remember a fact or something that happened: I keep forgetting the name of the band who sing that song. ➔ Forget is also used to say that someone does not remember to do something he or she should do: I’m sorry, I forgot to call you back. ► have no recollection (formal) to not be able to remember something that happened at all: He had no recollection of the accident. ANTONYMS ➔ see remember2 to stop thinking or worrying about something► forget to stop thinking or worrying about someone or something: Let’s go to a movie and forget about school for a while. “I’m really sorry about what I said.” “Forget it!” ► put something out of your mind to make an effort to stop worrying or thinking about something, especially when it is taking up too much of your time or energy: The things he said to you were mean, but you have to try to put it out of your mind. ► take your mind off something also keep your mind off something to help you stop worrying about someone or something. Usually, you do something that will help you take your mind off your problems: I needed to take my mind off my exams, so I went for a run. Working helps him to keep his mind off his other troubles. 3 to not bring something you had planned to bring► forget to not bring something with you when you go somewhere, when you had planned to bring it. Forget means the same as leave: I forgot my math homework. ➔ GRAMMAR: Forget is followed only by an object. Don’t say: I forgot my cell phone at home. Say: I forgot my cell phone. ► leave leave means the same as forget: Don’t leave your passport at home when you go to the airport. They drove away from the field, leaving all the soccer equipment behind. ➔ GRAMMAR: Leave is followed by an object, and an adverb or phrase. Don't say: I left my umbrella. Say: I left my umbrella behind/at school/in the desk etc.
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