memorable

memorable — adjective

1. Something that is memorable is so interesting, unusual, or special that you keep

1.形容詞B2
釋義

Something that is memorable is so interesting, unusual, or special that you keep thinking about it or easily remember it for a long time after it happens.

例句

The wedding reception was so memorable that guests talked about it for years.

so + memorable + that-clause

Ravi gave the most memorable speech of the entire conference.

superlative: the most memorable

同義詞
  • unforgettable

    stronger emotional impact; suggests something cannot be forgotten even if one tries

  • notable

    more objective, suggesting something is worthy of attention or notice

  • remarkable

    unusual or surprising in a way that impresses people

  • striking

    more about appearance or immediate visual impression

反義詞

文法句型

memorable + noun

so + memorable + that-clause

be + memorable

用法筆記

Commonly used with superlatives (the most memorable) and intensifiers such as truly, deeply, or highly. Frequently describes events, trips, performances, speeches, or specific moments.

常見錯誤

❌It was a very memorial experience.
✅It was a very memorable experience.
💡memorial relates to a ceremony or object that helps people remember someone who has died; memorable means 'worth remembering.'