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memorizer

/mˈɛmɚɹˌaɪzɚ/ noun

One who, or that which, memorizes.

Word Origin A memorizer is someone who memorizes. The root is Latin 'memor' (mindful), from the PIE root *men- (to think, remember). The suffix -ize turns it into a verb, and -er makes it the agent. So a memorizer is a thinker-rememberer. The same root gives us 'memory', 'memorial', 'remember' (re- + member, from Latin 'rememorari'), 'commemorate', and even 'mnemonic' (from Greek mnēmōn, mindful). It's all about the mind.

noun One who, or that which, memorizes. countable

He was known as a rapid memorizer, able to learn scripts in hours.

(名词) 记忆者

他以快速记忆者闻名，能在几小时内记住剧本。

(sustantivo) Persona o cosa que memoriza.

Era conocido como un memorizador rápido, capaz de aprender guiones en horas.

(nom) Personne qui mémorise, qui retient par cœur.

Il était connu pour sa capacité à mémoriser rapidement, capable d'apprendre des textes en quelques heures.

(Substantiv) Auswendiglerner; Memorierer [eine Person oder Sache, die etwas auswendig lernt oder speichert.]

Er war als schneller **Memorizer** bekannt und konnte Drehbücher in wenigen Stunden lernen.

(名詞) 暗記する人、または暗記に役立つ道具。

彼は素早い**memorizer**（暗記者）として知られ、数時間で脚本を覚えた。

(substantivo) memorizador [Aquele, ou aquilo, que memoriza.]

Ele era conhecido como um memorizador rápido, capaz de aprender roteiros em horas.

Synonyms: learner student reciter rote learner
Word parts: memor + ize + er

Related words

memorize memory memorial memorandum memo remember remembrance commemorate commemoration immemorial

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