Definition of reminder in English:

reminder

noun rɪˈmʌɪndərəˈmaɪndər

1A thing that causes someone to remember something.
her mushroom omelette is a blissful reminder of Sunday suppers
Example sentencesExamples
- Surely the reminder of a danger doesn't favor any one candidate, does it?
- His faced loomed before her, a bittersweet reminder of her past.
- Nevertheless, budgets provide a timely reminder that financial spring cleaning should be done on a regular basis.
- My bike is a constant reminder of my own mortality.
- We witnessed a reminder of the importance of what we do and why we do it.
- So the disease remains a reminder that human beings remain vulnerable.
- As the room emptied out at the end of the hearing, they remained the only physical reminders of the traumatic testimony that had expired.
- But those who had fought in it needed no reminders to remember.
- Some churches impose ashes on the foreheads of worshipers as a reminder of their mortality.
- Recent stock market falls offered a sobering reminder of how mere economic concerns can quickly look like crises.
- She's trying to move on with her life, and he's a constant reminder of the past.
- Such repetition is compounded with frequent reminders to readers of where they have been and where they are going.
- The walls remain, a purposeful reminder of the waste of war, and the roofless interior become a sort of peace park for contemplation.
- The film is a poignant reminder of the reasons to live - love, laughter, vibrancy.
- They act as a poignant reminder of the tragic incident seven days ago.
- I knew tourists had chipped away souvenirs but I was sure a large chunk of it had to remain as a reminder to the Berliners of their divided past.
- Matt had gone, leaving me with Celeste, a beautiful bittersweet reminder of the love we'd had.
- They probably served as visual reminders of wartime experiences - either as private memories or collective talking points for survivors.
- Every death has been a grim reminder that our roads are not safe for crossing.
- The sound of nearby gunfire interrupts the inspection, a stark reminder of the dangers never far away.
Synonyms
prompt, prompting, cue, nudge
aide-memoire, mnemonic
1. 1.1 A letter sent to remind someone of an obligation, especially to pay a bill.
  one man was threatened with court action for not paying his water rates when he did not receive a reminder

Definition of reminder in US English:

reminder

nounrəˈmaɪndərrəˈmīndər

1A thing that causes someone to remember something.
the watchtower is a reminder of the days when an enemy might appear at any moment
Example sentencesExamples
- Such repetition is compounded with frequent reminders to readers of where they have been and where they are going.
- Some churches impose ashes on the foreheads of worshipers as a reminder of their mortality.
- I knew tourists had chipped away souvenirs but I was sure a large chunk of it had to remain as a reminder to the Berliners of their divided past.
- The walls remain, a purposeful reminder of the waste of war, and the roofless interior become a sort of peace park for contemplation.
- The film is a poignant reminder of the reasons to live - love, laughter, vibrancy.
- They act as a poignant reminder of the tragic incident seven days ago.
- My bike is a constant reminder of my own mortality.
- So the disease remains a reminder that human beings remain vulnerable.
- The sound of nearby gunfire interrupts the inspection, a stark reminder of the dangers never far away.
- We witnessed a reminder of the importance of what we do and why we do it.
- But those who had fought in it needed no reminders to remember.
- As the room emptied out at the end of the hearing, they remained the only physical reminders of the traumatic testimony that had expired.
- She's trying to move on with her life, and he's a constant reminder of the past.
- Surely the reminder of a danger doesn't favor any one candidate, does it?
- Recent stock market falls offered a sobering reminder of how mere economic concerns can quickly look like crises.
- Every death has been a grim reminder that our roads are not safe for crossing.
- His faced loomed before her, a bittersweet reminder of her past.
- Matt had gone, leaving me with Celeste, a beautiful bittersweet reminder of the love we'd had.
- They probably served as visual reminders of wartime experiences - either as private memories or collective talking points for survivors.
- Nevertheless, budgets provide a timely reminder that financial spring cleaning should be done on a regular basis.
Synonyms
prompt, prompting, cue, nudge
1. 1.1 A letter sent to remind someone of an obligation, especially to pay a bill.

单词	reminder
释义	Definition of reminder in English: reminder noun rɪˈmʌɪndərəˈmaɪndər 1A thing that causes someone to remember something. her mushroom omelette is a blissful reminder of Sunday suppers Example sentencesExamples Surely the reminder of a danger doesn't favor any one candidate, does it? His faced loomed before her, a bittersweet reminder of her past. Nevertheless, budgets provide a timely reminder that financial spring cleaning should be done on a regular basis. My bike is a constant reminder of my own mortality. We witnessed a reminder of the importance of what we do and why we do it. So the disease remains a reminder that human beings remain vulnerable. As the room emptied out at the end of the hearing, they remained the only physical reminders of the traumatic testimony that had expired. But those who had fought in it needed no reminders to remember. Some churches impose ashes on the foreheads of worshipers as a reminder of their mortality. Recent stock market falls offered a sobering reminder of how mere economic concerns can quickly look like crises. She's trying to move on with her life, and he's a constant reminder of the past. Such repetition is compounded with frequent reminders to readers of where they have been and where they are going. The walls remain, a purposeful reminder of the waste of war, and the roofless interior become a sort of peace park for contemplation. The film is a poignant reminder of the reasons to live - love, laughter, vibrancy. They act as a poignant reminder of the tragic incident seven days ago. I knew tourists had chipped away souvenirs but I was sure a large chunk of it had to remain as a reminder to the Berliners of their divided past. Matt had gone, leaving me with Celeste, a beautiful bittersweet reminder of the love we'd had. They probably served as visual reminders of wartime experiences - either as private memories or collective talking points for survivors. Every death has been a grim reminder that our roads are not safe for crossing. The sound of nearby gunfire interrupts the inspection, a stark reminder of the dangers never far away. Synonyms prompt, prompting, cue, nudge aide-memoire, mnemonic 1.1 A letter sent to remind someone of an obligation, especially to pay a bill. one man was threatened with court action for not paying his water rates when he did not receive a reminder Definition of reminder in US English: reminder nounrəˈmaɪndərrəˈmīndər 1A thing that causes someone to remember something. the watchtower is a reminder of the days when an enemy might appear at any moment Example sentencesExamples Such repetition is compounded with frequent reminders to readers of where they have been and where they are going. Some churches impose ashes on the foreheads of worshipers as a reminder of their mortality. I knew tourists had chipped away souvenirs but I was sure a large chunk of it had to remain as a reminder to the Berliners of their divided past. The walls remain, a purposeful reminder of the waste of war, and the roofless interior become a sort of peace park for contemplation. The film is a poignant reminder of the reasons to live - love, laughter, vibrancy. They act as a poignant reminder of the tragic incident seven days ago. My bike is a constant reminder of my own mortality. So the disease remains a reminder that human beings remain vulnerable. The sound of nearby gunfire interrupts the inspection, a stark reminder of the dangers never far away. We witnessed a reminder of the importance of what we do and why we do it. But those who had fought in it needed no reminders to remember. As the room emptied out at the end of the hearing, they remained the only physical reminders of the traumatic testimony that had expired. She's trying to move on with her life, and he's a constant reminder of the past. Surely the reminder of a danger doesn't favor any one candidate, does it? Recent stock market falls offered a sobering reminder of how mere economic concerns can quickly look like crises. Every death has been a grim reminder that our roads are not safe for crossing. His faced loomed before her, a bittersweet reminder of her past. Matt had gone, leaving me with Celeste, a beautiful bittersweet reminder of the love we'd had. They probably served as visual reminders of wartime experiences - either as private memories or collective talking points for survivors. Nevertheless, budgets provide a timely reminder that financial spring cleaning should be done on a regular basis. Synonyms prompt, prompting, cue, nudge 1.1 A letter sent to remind someone of an obligation, especially to pay a bill.
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