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Dicionário de Francês Oxford-Hachette
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I. forget <Part pres forgetting, prét forgot, Part perf forgotten> [Brit fəˈɡɛt, americ fərˈɡɛt] VERBO trans
1. forget (not remember):
forget date, face, number, appointment, poem
to forget that
to forget to do
to forget how
forget it! (no way)
forget it! (drop the subject)
forget it! (think nothing of it)
2. forget (put aside):
forget past, quarrel
3. forget (leave behind):
forget literal hat, passport
forget fig inhibitions, traditions, family
II. forget <Part pres forgetting, prét forgot, Part perf forgotten> [Brit fəˈɡɛt, americ fərˈɡɛt] VERBO intr
forget
III. to forget oneself VERBO reflex
to forget oneself reflex:
to forget oneself
IV. forget <Part pres forgetting, prét forgot, Part perf forgotten> [Brit fəˈɡɛt, americ fərˈɡɛt]
I. forget about VERBO [Brit fəˈɡɛt -, americ fərˈɡɛt -] (forget about [sth/sb]) (overlook)
forget about appointment, birthday, person
forget-me-not SUBST
forget-me-not
forget-me-not blue SUBST
forget-me-not blue
momentarily glance, hesitate, forget, stop
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forget-me-not
to forget (à faire how to do)
to forget sth
oublier (ne pas se souvenir de) nom, date, fait
to forget
oublier (ne pas penser à) soucis, famille, incident
to forget about
to forget to do/why/how
to forget that
oublier personne, détail, virgule
to leave [sth] out, to forget
you forget ou omit to mention that
oublier devoir, ami
to forget, to neglect
s'oublier formal
to forget oneself
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I. forget <forgot, forgotten> [fəˈget, americ fɚ-] VERBO trans
forget
to forget to +infin
oublier de +infin
to forget doing sth
forget it!
to forget oneself formal
and don't you forget it!
II. forget <forgot, forgotten> [fəˈget, americ fɚ-] VERBO intr
forget
to forget about sb/sth
oublier qn/qc
to forget about doing sth
forget-me-not SUBST BOT
forget-me-not
to not forget sth in a hurry
if I forget, give me a nudge
he's not the type to forget
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francês
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forget-me-not
forget it!
to forget
sth must not let us forget that ...
to forget
don't forget the guide
one must not forget that
oublier injure, querelle
to forget
to forget oneself
to forget about sth
no Dicionário PONS
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francês
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I. forget <forgot, forgotten> [fər·ˈget] VERBO trans
forget
to forget to +infin
oublier de +infin
to forget doing sth
forget it!
to forget oneself formal
and don't you forget it!
II. forget <forgot, forgotten> [fər·ˈget] VERBO intr
forget
to forget about sb/sth
oublier qn/qc
to forget about doing sth
forget-me-not SUBST BOT
forget-me-not
to not forget sth in a hurry
if I forget, give me a nudge
he's not the type to forget
francês
francês
inglês
inglês
forget-me-not
to never forget a face
forget it!
to forget about sth
to forget
sth must not let us forget that ...
to forget
don't forget the guide
one must not forget that
oublier injure, querelle
to forget
to forget oneself
Present
Iforget
youforget
he/she/itforgets
weforget
youforget
theyforget
Past
Iforgot
youforgot
he/she/itforgot
weforgot
youforgot
theyforgot
Present Perfect
Ihaveforgotten / americ tb. forgot
youhaveforgotten / americ tb. forgot
he/she/ithasforgotten / americ tb. forgot
wehaveforgotten / americ tb. forgot
youhaveforgotten / americ tb. forgot
theyhaveforgotten / americ tb. forgot
Past Perfect
Ihadforgotten / americ tb. forgot
youhadforgotten / americ tb. forgot
he/she/ithadforgotten / americ tb. forgot
wehadforgotten / americ tb. forgot
youhadforgotten / americ tb. forgot
theyhadforgotten / americ tb. forgot
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It wasn't a faultless innings too often he played and missed and most of the runs came with his usual flicks and nudges.
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It is designed to end vehicle pursuits by spinning the fleeing vehicle with a nudge to the rear quarter panel.
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Perhaps all he needed was a little nudge in the world after the summer adventure.
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Whether it's advice or understanding, a hug or a nudge, he knows just what kids need to help them share their feelings.
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The seed coat is then neatly cut open by the bill's edge and the embryo nudged out with the bird's tongue.
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