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Oxford Spanish Dictionary
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forgot [Am fərˈɡɑt, Brit fəˈɡɒt] past forget
I. forget <Part Präs forgetting, Past forgot, Past Part forgotten> [Am fərˈɡɛt, Brit fəˈɡɛt] VERB trans
1.1. forget (fail to remember):
forget name/fact/person
forget name/fact/person
she forgot me in her will
1.2. forget (put out of one's mind):
forget person/disappointment/differences
forget person/disappointment/differences
1.3. forget <forgotten, Past Part >:
forgotten land/tribe/masterpiece
2. forget (leave by mistake):
I forgot my passport
I forgot my passport
II. forget <Part Präs forgetting, Past forgot, Past Part forgotten> [Am fərˈɡɛt, Brit fəˈɡɛt] VERB intr
to forget about sth
III. forget <Part Präs forgetting, Past forgot, Past Part forgotten> [Am fərˈɡɛt, Brit fəˈɡɛt] VERB refl
I. forget <Part Präs forgetting, Past forgot, Past Part forgotten> [Am fərˈɡɛt, Brit fəˈɡɛt] VERB trans
1.1. forget (fail to remember):
forget name/fact/person
forget name/fact/person
she forgot me in her will
1.2. forget (put out of one's mind):
forget person/disappointment/differences
forget person/disappointment/differences
1.3. forget <forgotten, Past Part >:
forgotten land/tribe/masterpiece
2. forget (leave by mistake):
I forgot my passport
I forgot my passport
II. forget <Part Präs forgetting, Past forgot, Past Part forgotten> [Am fərˈɡɛt, Brit fəˈɡɛt] VERB intr
to forget about sth
III. forget <Part Präs forgetting, Past forgot, Past Part forgotten> [Am fərˈɡɛt, Brit fəˈɡɛt] VERB refl
forget-me-not [Am fərˈɡɛt mi ˌnɑt, Brit fəˈɡɛtmɪnɒt] SUBST
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I forgot my music
olvidar + infinit.
to forget to +  infinit.
I forgot to call her
olvidarse de + infinit.
to forget to +  infinit.
I forgot his birthday
ah! I almost forgot
I forgot to tell you
I forgot
im PONS Wörterbuch
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forgot [fəˈgɒt, Am fɚˈgɑ:t] VERB
forgot pt von forget
I. forget [fəˈget, Am fɚ-] VERB trans forgot, forgotten
1. forget (not remember):
to forget (that) ...
2. forget (leave behind):
3. forget (stop thinking about):
to forget sth/sb
4. forget (give up):
Wendungen:
II. forget [fəˈget, Am fɚ-] VERB intr
1. forget (not remember):
to forget about sth/sb
2. forget (stop thinking about):
to forget about sth/sb
I. forget [fəˈget, Am fɚ-] VERB trans forgot, forgotten
1. forget (not remember):
to forget (that) ...
2. forget (leave behind):
3. forget (stop thinking about):
to forget sth/sb
4. forget (give up):
Wendungen:
II. forget [fəˈget, Am fɚ-] VERB intr
1. forget (not remember):
to forget about sth/sb
2. forget (stop thinking about):
to forget about sth/sb
forget-me-not [fəˈgetminɒt, Am fɚˈgetminɑ:t] SUBST
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im PONS Wörterbuch
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forgot [fər·ˈgat] VERB
forgot pt von forget
I. forget <forgot, forgotten> [fər·ˈget] VERB trans
1. forget (not remember):
2. forget (leave behind):
3. forget (stop thinking about):
to forget sth/sb
4. forget (give up):
Wendungen:
II. forget <forgot, forgotten> [fər·ˈget] VERB intr
1. forget (not remember):
to forget about sth/sb
2. forget (stop thinking about):
to forget about sth/sb
Wendungen:
I. forget <forgot, forgotten> [fər·ˈget] VERB trans
1. forget (not remember):
2. forget (leave behind):
3. forget (stop thinking about):
to forget sth/sb
4. forget (give up):
Wendungen:
II. forget <forgot, forgotten> [fər·ˈget] VERB intr
1. forget (not remember):
to forget about sth/sb
2. forget (stop thinking about):
to forget about sth/sb
Wendungen:
forget-me-not SUBST
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It grows about 30-37 cm (12 -- 15 inches) high and produces beautiful blue forget-me-not-like flowers in spring.
blogs.vancouversun.com
Her eyes colour however went from the blue of forget-me-not to the light blue of speedwells.
en.wikipedia.org
She is very tall, with forget-me-not blue eyes.
en.wikipedia.org
The rooms are painted in vanilla and pistachio or forget-me-not blue, with white linen and thick curtains to keep drafts out.
www.independent.co.uk
These relatives of the forget-me-not family produce masses of small but intensely blue flowers between now and early summer.
www.dailymail.co.uk