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Wiedza i Zrozumienie - Pamiętanie

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English idioms related to Knowledge & Understanding
to [rack] {one's} [brain]

to think hard or make a great effort to remember or solve something

Ex: I've been racking my brain, but I can't figure out where I left the keys.
to [ring] a bell

to make one feel a sense of familiarity or help one remember something

Ex: The password didn't ring a bell until I saw the account name.
to [take] a (stroll|trip|walk) down memory lane

to talk or write about one's enjoyable previous experiences

Ex: The old friends sat together, taking a walk down memory lane.
to [have] a memory like an elephant

to easily be able to remember things and rarely forget them

Ex: Our teacher has a memory like an elephant, so she notices every missing assignment.
blast from the past

the unexpected appearance or remebrance of a person or thing that evokes nostalgic feelings within one

Ex: That old video game was a blast from the past and made us feel like kids again.
mind's eye
mind's eye
[Fraza]

a person's ability to visualize things that could happen

Ex: The architect had the finished building in his mind's eye long before construction began.
to [have] a familiar [ring|rhythm]

to make one think of something one saw or heard before

Ex: When she mentioned that street name, it had a familiar ring.
to [jog] {one's} memory

to help someone remember something they forgot

Ex: The detective showed him the map to jog his memory about the route.
(in|within) living memory

used to refer to events or experiences that have happened within the lifetime of people who are currently alive, particularly recently

Ex: The village has changed more in the last ten years than at any time in living memory.
to [ring] in {one's} (ears|head)

(of a memory) to still be present in one's mind, particularly when one does not want to remember it

Ex: The sound of his crying kept ringing in her head long after she left the room.
to [open|reopen] old wounds

to bring up past painful or unresolved experiences, often leading to emotional distress or discomfort

Ex: Talking about the betrayal reopened old wounds she had tried hard to bury.
for old times' sake

as a way to remember or honor past experiences or relationships

Ex: Before moving away, they took one last walk through the neighborhood for old times' sake.
if {one's} memory [serve] {sb} (right|)

used when one is trying to remember something, but is not sure whether one can remember it correctly

Ex: If my memory serves me right, we agreed to meet at noon.
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