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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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I. forget <pres part forgetting, prét forgot, pp forgotten> [Brit fəˈɡɛt, Am fərˈɡɛt] VB trans

1. forget (not remember):

forget date, face, number, appointment, poem
three people, not forgetting the baby

2. forget (put aside):

forget past, quarrel

3. forget (leave behind):

forget lit hat, passport
forget fig inhibitions, traditions, family

II. forget <pres part forgetting, prét forgot, pp forgotten> [Brit fəˈɡɛt, Am fərˈɡɛt] VB intr

III. to forget oneself VB refl

to forget oneself refl:

IV. forget <pres part forgetting, prét forgot, pp forgotten> [Brit fəˈɡɛt, Am fərˈɡɛt]

I. forget about VB [Brit fəˈɡɛt -, Am fərˈɡɛt -] (forget about [sth/sb]) (overlook)

forget about appointment, birthday, person

forget-me-not N

forget-me-not blue N

momentarily glance, hesitate, forget, stop
French
French
English
English
not forgetting Paul
to forget (à faire how to do)
forgetting sth
forgetting other people

in the PONS Dictionary

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

to forget to +infin
oublier de +infin
not forgetting ...

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

to forget about sb/sth
oublier qn/qc

forget-me-not N BOT

French
French
English
English
oublier injure, querelle
forgetting her name
in the PONS Dictionary
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English
French
French

I. forget <forgot, forgotten> [fər·ˈget] VB trans

to forget to +infin
oublier de +infin
not forgetting ...

II. forget <forgot, forgotten> [fər·ˈget] VB intr

to forget about sb/sth
oublier qn/qc

forget-me-not N BOT

French
French
English
English
oublier injure, querelle
forgetting her name
Present
Iforget
youforget
he/she/itforgets
weforget
youforget
theyforget
Past
Iforgot
youforgot
he/she/itforgot
weforgot
youforgot
theyforgot
Present Perfect
Ihaveforgotten / American English a. forgot
youhaveforgotten / American English a. forgot
he/she/ithasforgotten / American English a. forgot
wehaveforgotten / American English a. forgot
youhaveforgotten / American English a. forgot
theyhaveforgotten / American English a. forgot
Past Perfect
Ihadforgotten / American English a. forgot
youhadforgotten / American English a. forgot
he/she/ithadforgotten / American English a. forgot
wehadforgotten / American English a. forgot
youhadforgotten / American English a. forgot
theyhadforgotten / American English a. 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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