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forgot [fəˈgɒt, Am fɚˈgɑ:t] VB

forgot pt of forget

See also forget

I . forget <forgot, forgotten> [fəˈget, Am fɚ-] VB trans

1. forget (not remember):

2. forget (leave behind):

II . forget <forgot, forgotten> [fəˈget, Am fɚ-] VB intr

I . forget <forgot, forgotten> [fəˈget, Am fɚ-] VB trans

1. forget (not remember):

2. forget (leave behind):

II . forget <forgot, forgotten> [fəˈget, Am fɚ-] VB intr

forget-me-not N

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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She found that when she retired, people forgot her as quickly as they knew her.
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She stowed the papers and artifacts away and forgot all about them.
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She forgot appointments, to feed her dogs, where she left the dishcloth.
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He forgot them, and his ship would not move; an old man asked him if he had promised anything, so he bought them.
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She never forgot about him, carried an old Christmas card he had given her and constantly smoke cigarettes (a habit taught by him) when she became unhappy.
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Who forgot to do the tow hitch up?
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Inconsolable lovers forgot one another.
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He forgot that he was a sage and behaved like a foolish householder doting over his child.
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However, his people never forgot his transformation and embarrassment.
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He forgot to add: the first time as tragedy, the second time as farce.
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