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  • па́мять

    memory

    memory, recollection

    memory (of the dead), remembrance

    memento, keepsake

    memory, storage

  • воспомина́ние

    memory, recollection, remembrance

    memoirs, reminiscences

  • запо́мнить

    to memorize, to remember, to commit to memory, to retain

    to save, to store

  • застря́ть

    to get stuck, to be stuck

    to stick (in one's memory)

  • вреза́ться

    to crash into, to run into, to collide with, to smash into

    to cut into, to dig into, to penetrate

    to be engraved (in the memory), to stick (in one's mind)

    to fall head over heels in love, to be madly in love

  • забы́ться

    to doze off, to drift off into sleep, to lose consciousness

    to forget oneself, to lose one's self-control, to go too far

    to become lost in thought, to drift off into a reverie, to forget everything around one

    to be forgotten, to fall into oblivion, to fade from memory

  • запомина́ть

    to memorize, to retain, to commit to memory

    to store, to save

  • восстана́вливать

    to restore, to re-establish, to rebuild

    to recall, to reconstruct (in memory), to bring back to mind

    to turn (someone against), to set (someone against), to incite

    to reduce

  • беспа́мятство

    unconsciousness, faint, oblivion

    frenzy, ecstasy, rapture

    forgetfulness, loss of memory

  • запа́сть

    to stick in one's mind, to sink in deeply, to be etched (in the memory)

    to sink down, to become sunken, to become hollow

    to fall (into a gap), to slip down (behind something), to get stuck (in a crack)

    to have a crush (on someone), to fall for (someone)

  • уложи́ться

    to keep within (a time limit), to manage in time, to meet a deadline

    to fit into, to find room

    to pack (one's things), to finish packing

    to stick in one's memory, to sink in

    to take shape, to form

  • восстанови́ться

    to be restored, to return to normal, to come back

    to recover, to get better, to regain one's strength

    to be reinstated, to be readmitted, to get one's place back

    to come back, to return (in one's memory)

  • вы́ветриться

    to air out, to dissipate, to evaporate, to blow away

    to fade (from memory), to slip out of one's head

    to weather, to be weathered, to erode

  • въе́сться

    to eat into, to corrode into, to penetrate deeply

    to become ingrained, to sink deeply into (memory), to stick fast

  • закрепля́ться

    to be fastened, to be secured, to be fixed, to attach oneself

    to become established, to consolidate, to take hold, to gain a foothold

    to stick (in memory), to be retained, to be memorized

    to be enshrined (in law), to be formally established, to be officially confirmed

  • зау́чивать

    to learn by heart, to memorize, to commit to memory

  • запечатле́ться

    to be imprinted, to be engraved (in memory), to stick in one's mind

    to be reflected, to show (on someone's face), to find expression

  • запомина́ние

    memorization, memorizing, remembering

    storing, storage, saving (to memory)

  • обеспа́мятеть

    to lose consciousness, to faint, to pass out

    to lose one's memory

    to lose one's head, to go out of one's mind (briefly), to lose the ability to think

  • операти́вка

    briefing, short meeting, stand-up meeting

    RAM, memory

    operational order, operations order

    operations plan, plan of action

  • па́мятливость

    retentive memory, retentiveness of memory

  • па́мятливый

    having a retentive memory

  • реминисце́нция

    reminiscence, faint recollection, fragment of a memory

    reminiscence, echo, allusion

  • въеда́ться

    to eat into, to corrode, to penetrate (into)

    to sink deeply into (memory), to become ingrained

  • кэш

    cache, cache memory

    cash, ready money

  • запомина́ющий

    memorizing, memory, storage, retentive

  • забыва́вшийся

    forgotten, becoming forgotten, fading from memory

  • впеча́таться

    to be imprinted, to be stamped, to be etched (into memory)

  • флеш-ка́рта

    flash card, memory card

  • запечатле́вшийся

    imprinted, etched, fixed (in one's memory)

    captured, recorded

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